How to Say “Bus Pass” in French
The English phrase “bus pass” is translated into French as passe de bus.
The English phrase “bus pass” is translated into French as passe de bus.
In French, the word for cereal is céréales. The term refers to grains of such a grass.
The English phrase “bean bag” is translated into French as pouf poire.
The French phrase for “I come from” is je viens de. je viens de is a phrase used to state the place where a person was born or grew up.
The French phrase for “I am from England” is je viens d’Angleterre. Use this phrase when you want to state that England is your country of origin.
In French, the country El Salvador can be referred to as Salvador or El Salvador. The phrase refers to the country in Central America.
The English word “squishy” can be translated into French using mou or spongieux depending on the context.
The English phrase ‘psychopath’ is translated into French as psychopathe.
The English phrase “insane” can be translated into French using fou.
The English word ‘occasionally’ is translated into French as parfois.