French

The English phrase “not surprisingly” is expressed in French as sans surprise.

In French, “this” is expressed as ce. The word ce is primarily used as a demonstrative adjective to indicate a specific thing or item.

The English phrase ‘in conclusion’ is translated into French as en conclusion. en conclusion is a formal phrase used to signal a conclusion.

The phrase “when something is” in French is translated as quand quelque chose est.

The English phrase even keel is translated into French as équilibre.

The French word for kiwi is kiwi. kiwi refers to the bird (noun).

The French word for dishwasher is lave-vaisselle. lave-vaisselle refers to the machine used for washing dishes.

Seventy five in French is soixante-quinze. The term is used to denote the number that follows seventy-four.

The English phrase “banana cake” is translated into French as gâteau à la banane.

A casual way to say “I love you” in French is Je t’adore. Young speakers may say Je te kiffe and in texts you often see Jtm.