Julia Lena

The English phrase “I am a new zealander” is translated into French as je suis néo-zélandais.

The English phrase ‘tell’ is translated into French as dire. The verb dire is the most common way to convey the general meaning of ‘tell’ in French.

In French, ‘come again soon’ is expressed as reviens vite.

The French word for parade is défilé. défilé refers to a public procession. In the context of a parade, a float or cart used is called a chariot.

The French word for the adjective ebony is ébène. The word ébène refers to a deep, dark black colour.

The English phrase ‘cold drinks’ is translated into French as boissons fraîches. The phrase refers to beverages that are served at a low temperature.

The English phrase “stay strong” can be translated into French as reste fort.

The English phrase “enjoyable” is translated into French as agréable. The adjective agréable is used to describe things that provide pleasure or delight.

The English phrase “herbal tea” is translated into French as tisane. The term refers to a beverage made by the infusion of herbs.

The English word “velvet” is velours in French. Velours is a noun used to refer to the soft fabric. It can also function as an adjective.