Jerome Elliot

The English phrase “butternut squash” is translated into French as doubeurre. This term refers to the Cucurbita moschata cultivar.

The English phrase “bottled water” is eau en bouteille in French. The term refers to drinking water that is sold in a bottle.

The English phrase “can we play?” is translated into French as On peut jouer ?

In French, “business meeting” is translated as réunion d’affaires.

The English phrase ‘cyan’ is translated into French as cyan. cyan is a masculine noun used to refer to the specific color situated between blue and green.

The abbreviation for kilogram, a unit of mass, in French is kg.

To sharpen a pencil in French is tailler un crayon.

To check out hotel in French is quitter l’hôtel. The phrase is used when you are paying your bill and leaving a hotel after a stay.

Marissa is the French form of the female given name Marissa. Marissa is used as a proper noun for a female person.

In French, the English phrase “my” is expressed as mon, ma or mes.