Shaun Clifford

The French phrase for “hey, my name is” is salut, je m’appelle.

The English word ‘salty’ is translated into French as salé. The primary use of salé is to describe something that has a taste of salt.

In French, ‘brazilian’ (referring to a person) is Brésilien. Brésilien is used to refer to a person from Brazil.

The phrase après-midi et matin is how you say “pm and am” in French.

The English phrase hunger is translated into French as faim. faim is a feminine noun referring to the need for food.

The English phrase “they have” is translated into French as ils ont or elles ont.

The English word “tax” is translated into French as taxe. taxe refers to money paid to the government, often used for specific levies or fees.

The English phrase “ahhh” is translated into French as ah.

The English phrase “I want to slap you in the face with a fish” is expressed in French as Je veux te gifler avec un poisson.

The English word ‘sink’ (referring to a basin) is translated into French as évier.