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The English word “active” is translated into French as actif. The adjective is used to describe someone or something that is brisk, lively

Chewing gum in French can be said as chewing-gum, gomme à mâcher or chiclette or chiclet.

In French, “I watched” is expressed as j’ai regardé. This phrase is used to indicate that someone looked at something with attention in the past.

The French phrase for “have a great time” is Passe un bon moment. This phrase is used to wish someone enjoyment during an activity or event.

The English phrase ‘snowball fight’ is bataille de boules de neige in French.

The English phrase “nice picture” can be translated into French as belle photo.

The French word for bonnet is capot. capot refers to the cover over the engine of a motor car.

The English word ‘yes’ is oui in French. oui is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The French phrase for creche is crèche. In a modern context, crèche most commonly refers to a nursery or daycare center for infants and young children.

Welcome to our guide on how to greet someone in French! Greetings form an important part of any language, as