How to Say “I Am Well, Thank You” in French
To say “I am well, thank you” in French, use je vais bien, merci.
To say “I am well, thank you” in French, use je vais bien, merci.
In French, the word for ‘about’ is de. If you need to express ‘approximately’ or ‘nearly’ in terms of quantity or time, use the adverb environ instead.
The English phrase “lesson” is translated into French as leçon. The word leçon refers to a learning task assigned to a student (noun).
The English phrase “weiner” is translated into French as saucisse de Francfort. This term refers to a long, thin sausage made of pork or beef.
The English phrase professor emeritus is professeur émérite in French. The title professeur émérite is used to address both male and female professors.
The English phrase “as you” is translated into French as comme toi. Used to compare someone to the person being spoken to.
A pig is a cochon in Cajun French. The meat is called porc, and a roast suckling pig is a cochon de lait.
The English phrase “reviews” is translated into French as avis.
The English word “answer” is translated into French as réponse. The noun réponse refers to a response.