Christine Maude

The French word for luggage is bagages. bagages refers to a traveler’s containers.

The English phrase “you’re a booger” is translated into French as tu es une crotte de nez. This phrase is a playful or childish insult.

The English phrase ‘banana bread’ is translated into French as cake à la banane. The term refers to a type of bread made with mashed bananas.

The English word ‘century’ is translated into French as siècle. siècle is used to refer to a period of 100 years.

The English phrase “vodka cranberry” is translated into French as vodka canneberge.

The English phrase “I am not feeling well” is translated into French as Je ne me sens pas bien.

The English phrase “haircut” is translated into French as coupe. In the context of hair, coupe refers to the style or the act of the haircut.

Grasse is the French name for the town of Grasse.

In French, “where are you from?” can be expressed as Tu viens d’où ?

The English phrase “I woke up” is translated into French as je me suis réveillé.