How to Say “Sweden” in French
Sweden in French is Suède. Suède is the name used for the Scandinavian country.
Sweden in French is Suède. Suède is the name used for the Scandinavian country.
The French word for “drying” is séchage. séchage refers to the act of drying, specifically when describing industrial, technical or professional processes.
The English phrase ‘occupied’ translates to French as occupé. occupé is used to describe something that is reserved.
The French word for tennis is tennis. tennis is a masculine noun used to refer to the sport played by two or four players with strung racquets.
Carson is the French way to write the English given name or surname Carson. Carson is used as a proper noun to denote a person’s given name or surname.
The phrase boring and annoying in French is translated as chiant.
The playful French toast among friends is Tchin-tchin! The standard one is Santé!, and À la tienne! is a warm way to toast one person.
The French word for sand is sable. sable is a masculine noun referring to finely ground rock.
The English word ‘established’ can be translated into French as établi.
The English phrase activities is translated into French as activités.