Erin Harriet

The English phrase “sardines” is sardines in French. sardines refers to small oily fish, which are often sold canned in oil or sauce.

The English phrase “what do you look like?” is translated into French as à quoi ressembles-tu ?

The English phrase “hi, are you?” is translated into French as Salut, ça va ?

The English phrase ‘devil’ is translated into French as diable. diable is the standard noun used to refer to an evil creature.

The French word for armadillo is tatou. tatou refers to the burrowing mammal covered with bony, jointed protective plates.

The English phrase ‘paw print’ is translated into French as empreinte de patte.

Carafe of water in French is carafe d’eau. carafe d’eau is the jug of water served at the table.

The English phrase “last week” is translated into French as la semaine dernière.

The English phrase “light brown hair” is translated into French as cheveux châtains.

In French, ‘may i have’ is expressed as je peux avoir.