How to Say “Outside” in French
The French word for “outside” (adverb) is dehors. dehors is used as an adverb to describe being or moving outdoors.
The French word for “outside” (adverb) is dehors. dehors is used as an adverb to describe being or moving outdoors.
The English name Livia is translated into French as Livie. Livie is the French female given name for Livia.
The English phrase “earth” as the third planet of the Solar System is translated into French as Terre.
Pareillement is the French way to say “I wish you the same”. Pareillement is a polite response used to return a good wish or greeting to someone else.
The English phrase ‘mochi’ is translated into French as mochi. The word refers to the rice cake made from glutinous rice.
The French word for diverticulitis is diverticulite. diverticulite is a noun used to describe an infection of the diverticulum.
The English phrase “I love you, my wife” is translated into French as je t’aime, ma femme.
The French phrase for “thank you for reading” is merci de votre lecture.