Ronald Darcy

The English phrase “crust” translates to French as croûte. The word croûte is used for the crust of bread, pizza or even the crust of a pie.

The French word for backyard is arrière-cour. arrière-cour refers to the yard located at the rear of a house.

The English phrase ‘bounce house’ is translated into French as château gonflable.

The English phrase “the pleasure is all mine” is translated into French as tout le plaisir est pour moi.

When welcome is the reply to thank you, as in you’re welcome, French says de rien. de rien is the standard answer when someone thanks you.

In French, the phrase ‘what day is it?’ is translated as quel jour on est ? This phrase is used to ask for the current day of the week or the date.

In French-speaking Switzerland you say Bonjour to greet someone politely, just like in France.

The English phrase “chateau” is translated into French as château. A château refers to a large French country house or a castle.

The English phrase “in addition” can be translated into French as en addition.

The English phrase “strawberry cream” is translated into French as crème de fraise.