How to Say “Stop It, Please” in French
The English phrase “stop it, please” is translated into French as arrêtez, s’il vous plaît.
The English phrase “stop it, please” is translated into French as arrêtez, s’il vous plaît.
The English word mountain is translated into French as montagne. The word refers to a large mass of earth and rock.
The English phrase “yellow colour” is couleur jaune in French.
The English word engagement, referring to a period of time when marriage is planned or promised, is translated into French as fiançailles.
The French word for lover is amant. In French, amant refers to a sexual partner.
The English phrase “chalkboard eraser” is translated into French as brosse à tableau.
To eat lunch in French is déjeuner. The word déjeuner is used to describe the act of consuming a meal in the middle of the day.
In French, the English phrase “long time no see” can be expressed as ça fait longtemps !
The English phrase ‘grass’ is translated into French as herbe. The word herbe refers to the ground cover plant itself.
In Quebec French a car is un char in casual speech, une auto in everyday talk, and une voiture in neutral or formal language.