Minnie Gabrielle

The English phrase “swimming lesson” is translated into French as cours de natation.

The English phrase “you’re missing me” is translated into French as je te manque.

The English phrase “I hate it here” is expressed in French as Je déteste cet endroit.

The English phrase ‘then’ (meaning ‘at that time’) can be translated into French using alors or à cette époque-là.

The English word “canopy” can be translated into French as canopée. canopée is used to describe an overhanging or projecting roof structure.

The English phrase “behind you” is translated into French as derrière toi.

To clap in French is to say applaudir. The verb applaudir means to strike the palms of the hands together.

To say ‘tall’ in French, you use grand. grand is a common way to say ‘tall’ when describing a person.

The phrase “today is Saturday” in French is aujourd’hui c’est samedi. The phrase is used to identify the current day of the week as Saturday.

A godfather is a parrain in Cajun French, and a godmother is a marraine. The words are the same as in standard French.