How to Say “Snakes” in French
The English phrase snakes is translated into French as serpents. serpents is the term used for long, legless reptiles with scales.
The English phrase snakes is translated into French as serpents. serpents is the term used for long, legless reptiles with scales.
The English phrase “happy hour” is translated into French as Happy hour.
The Wolof word for no is déedéet. déedéet is a particle used to express negation or to show disagreement.
The English word crescendo is translated into French as crescendo. The term refers to the climax of a gradual increase.
The English phrase “let me see” is translated into French as laisse-moi voir. This phrase is used as a request to allow someone to look at something.
The Wolof word for husband is jëkkër. The term jëkkër refers to a male partner in a marriage.
The French word for son is fils. The term fils refers to a male person in relation to his parents.