How to Say “A Follow Up” in French
A follow up in French is un suivi, the word for an action or message that checks on the progress of an earlier task or conversation.
A follow up in French is un suivi, the word for an action or message that checks on the progress of an earlier task or conversation.
The English word ‘scarecrow’ is translated into French as épouvantail.
The English phrase “at night” is translated into French using la nuit.
The French word for dangerous is dangereux. dangereux is an adjective used to describe something that is causing danger or is ready to do harm or injury.
The English phrase “I am studying” is translated into French as J’étudie.
The English phrase ‘hopefully not’ is translated into French as espérons que non.
café américain is the French way to say americano coffee. This phrase refers to a type of coffee drink made by adding hot water to a shot of espresso.
The English word “oats” is translated into French as avoine. avoine is the noun used to refer to the seeds of an oat plant.
The English phrase ‘memorize’ can be translated into French using mémoriser or apprendre par cœur.