Heather Bernice

qui est-ce is the French phrase for “who is it”. qui est-ce is a question used to ask for the identity of a person.

Kennedy is the French form of the English surname Kennedy.

The English phrase “very far” is translated into French as très loin. très loin is used to describe a great distance between two places or things.

The French verb for ‘close’ (to move a door) is fermer.

Juliette is the French form of the name Juliette.

The English phrase “good girl” is translated into French as bonne fille.

In French, “I always come back” is expressed as je reviens toujours.

The English word “crunchy” is translated into French as croustillant. croustillant is an adjective used to describe food that has a crunchy texture.

The English phrase “aspen” is translated into French as tremble. tremble refers to the tree of the genus Populus sect. Populus.

The English phrase ‘let it go’ can be translated into French as laisse tomber.