French

The English phrase “peek-a-boo” is translated into French as coucou.

The English phrase “in bed” is translated into French as au lit.

The English phrase serenity is expressed in French as sérénité. sérénité is a noun meaning a lack of agitation.

The French word for seagull is mouette. The term mouette refers to a common coastal bird with white and grey feathers.

The phrase “eta” in French is êta, referring to the Greek letter. In French, êta is a masculine noun used to denote the Greek letter.

The English phrase “exquisite” is translated into French as exquis.

The English phrase “weather forecast” is translated into French as météo. These terms are used to describe a prediction of future weather conditions.

The English phrase ‘somewhere’ is translated into French as quelque part. quelque part is an adverb used to indicate an unspecified or unknown place.

onze is the French word for the number eleven. onze is used to represent the number that comes after ten and before twelve.

To ask “what school you go to” in French, you use Tu vas dans quelle école ? This phrase is used to ask someone which educational institution they attend.