Pamela Robyn

In French, the phrase for “can I have the check” is l’addition, s’il vous plaît.

The French equivalent of ‘lmao’ is ptdr. ptdr is an abbreviation used in informal digital contexts and texting to indicate that something is very funny.

The English phrase “just drinks” is translated into French as juste des boissons.

To eat outside in French is manger dehors. The phrase is used to describe having a meal in an open-air area rather than inside a building.

The English phrase “my siblings” is translated into French as mes frères et sœurs.

The English word ‘auction’ is translated into French as enchères.

The English phrase “a girl and a boy” is translated into French as une fille et un garçon.

To come over in French is to say passer. The verb passer is used to mean ‘to stop by’ or ‘to drop by’.

The English phrase chargeback is translated into French as rétrofacturation. The term refers to the reversal of an accounting entry.

The English phrase arrival time is translated into French as heure d’arrivée.