Rachael Donna

namasté is the French way to say namaste. namasté is used as a noun meaning a greeting.

Merry Christmas in French is joyeux Noël. The most common and straightforward way to say “Merry Christmas” in French is by using the phrase joyeux Noël.

The French equivalent for the English expression of exasperation “sheesh” is mince. mince is used as an interjection to express exasperation.

The English phrase “hello, my friend” is translated into French as Bonjour, mon ami.

The English phrase “I am annoyed” is translated into French as je suis agacé. The phrase is used to express that someone feels slightly angry or irritated.

In Quebec French a bill you have to pay is la facture, and the check at a restaurant is l’addition. A banknote is un billet.

The English phrase “a quarter” is translated to French as un quart.

The English phrase ‘walks’ can be translated into French as promenades. promenades refers to leisurely trips taken on foot for pleasure or exercise.

The English phrase “I think” is translated into French as je pense. je pense is used to express a personal opinion or a logical deduction about something.

The English phrase “notarized” is translated into French as notarié.