Bobby Brandon

The English phrase ‘right around the corner’ can be translated into French as juste au coin de la rue.

The English phrase “I love flowers” is translated to French as j’adore les fleurs. This phrase is used to express a strong, general liking for flowers.

In Cajun French “aunt” is Tante, the same word used in standard French. You say ma tante for “my aunt”.

The English word “understood” can be translated into French as compris. compris is used as an adjective to mean “comprehended”.

The phrase “eyes without a face” in French is yeux sans visage.

In French, “my favourite sport” is said as mon sport préféré. The phrase is used to identify the specific sport that a person likes more than any other.

très élégant is the French way to say very stylish.

The English phrase ‘currants’ is translated into French as groseilles. groseilles refers to small, tart berries that grow on shrubs.

In French, “I love you” is said as je t’aime. These phrases are used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English word tramp can be translated into French as clochard. The term refers to a homeless person.