Bill Dennis

The French phrase for “I go” is je vais. je vais is a first-person statement used to indicate that the speaker is moving from one place to another.

The English phrase ‘alive’ can be translated into French as vivant or en vie.

The English phrase “escargot” refers to the French word escargot, which means a snail dish.

Cléo is the French shortened form of the proper name Cleopatra. Cléo is used as a nickname or a shortened version of the proper name Cleopatra.

In French, the word for ‘degree’ depends on whether you mean a level of intensity or an academic qualification. The default form is degré.

The phrase for “more water” in French is plus d’eau. This phrase is used to express the need for an additional amount of water.

The English word narwhal is translated into French as narval. The term refers to the Arctic cetacean.

The English word ‘thick’ can be translated into French as épais.

In French, “how many siblings you have” is expressed as tu as combien de frères et sœurs.

The English phrase “arsenal” is translated into French as arsenal. The word refers to a military establishment.