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The French verb rencontrer means to meet or come across someone, either by chance or by appointment.

The English phrase “point guard” is meneur in French. In a basketball context, meneur is used to refer to a ballhandling guard.

Parker is the French form of the English surname Parker.

To ask “do you speak English?” in Quebec, say Parlez-vous anglais ? to a stranger. With a friend or someone your age, Tu parles anglais ? is natural.

In a French email, best wishes is Meilleurs vœux, especially for the new year or a big event.

The English phrase lily of the valley is muguet in French. muguet refers to the plant Convallaria majalis.

The English word ‘mask’ is masque in French. The term masque refers to a cover for the face.

In French, “phone case” is translated as coque de téléphone. The term refers to a protective covering for a mobile phone.

The phrase “you have a reservation” is translated into French as vous avez une réservation.

In French, “can we order” is pouvons-nous commander. This phrase is a request used to ask a server if it is time to choose food or drinks at a restaurant.