Lorraine Carmen

The English phrase “enjoy your trip” is translated into French as Bon voyage.

The English phrase “help, please” is translated into French as aidez-moi, s’il vous plaît.

The English phrase woody is translated into French as boisé. Boisé is a formal term used to describe the woody character of a place, object or wine.

The English word ‘reward’ is translated into French as récompense.

The English phrase “your hobbies” translates to French as vos loisirs.

The French word paresseuse means lazy (feminine). Use paresseuse when describing a female person or a feminine noun.

The English phrase buffalo wings is translated into French as ailes de poulet Buffalo.

In French, ‘where do you live?’ is expressed as où habites-tu ? This phrase is a question used to ask someone about the location of their home.

To say “I know a little french” in French, you say Je parle un peu français.

The English phrase “hope you like it” is expressed in French as j’espère que ça te plaît.