Pamela Robyn

After 20 French adds the unit: un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix, onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze, seize, dix-sept…

The English phrase “rainy day” is translated into French as jour de pluie. jour de pluie is used to describe a literal rainy day.

The English phrase ‘condo’ is translated into French as condo. A condo refers to a privately owned apartment within a building or complex.

The English phrase “have a good journey” is translated into French as bon voyage. Bon voyage is used to wish someone a pleasant trip when they are leaving.

The English word ‘draft’ (as an early version of a written work) is translated into French as brouillon or ébauche.

The French word stylo means pen. stylo is used to refer to a pen, specifically a ballpoint or felt-tip pen.

The English phrase “catacombs” is translated into French as catacombes. The word catacombes refers to catacombs.

The French word gris means gris is used to describe the color gray, which is a mixture of black and white.

The French phrase for “can I kiss you?” is puis-je t’embrasser ? This phrase is a polite request for permission to kiss someone.

The English word miserable is translated into French as misérable. The adjective misérable is used to describe someone or something in a state of misery.