Stephen Frank

The English phrase “jingle bells” is referred to as Vive le vent in French.

The English phrase ‘broke’ is translated into French using fauché. All these terms are used to describe being deprived of financial means or lacking money.

The French word for Danish is danois. danois is the name of the Danish language. It can also serve as a masculine adjective meaning ‘of Denmark’.

The English phrase ‘singaporean’ is translated into French as Singapourien. Singapourien refers to a person who is a citizen of or comes from Singapore.

Bells in French is translated as cloches. The word refers to hollow metal objects that produce a ringing sound when struck.

The English word “needle” is translated into French as aiguille.

The English phrase “paper towel” is translated into French as essuie-tout. The term refers to paper used in kitchens.

The English phrase “embalming” is translated into French as embaumement. The term refers to the work of an embalmer.

The English name Caleb is translated into French as Caleb. Caleb is used as a proper noun referring to the biblical character.

The English phrase ‘eclair’ is translated into French as éclair. An éclair is an oblong pastry filled with cream and topped with icing.