French

In French, “my nationality” is said as ma nationalité. The phrase is used to refer to the legal status of belonging to a particular nation.

The English phrase ‘but’ (in the sense of ‘except’) can be translated into French as sauf. When you want to say ‘except’, use sauf.

The French word for “crispy” is croustillant. The adjective croustillant is used to describe food that has a crisp texture.

In French, liquor is translated as alcool. The word alcool refers to a strong alcoholic drink derived from fermentation and distillation.

The English phrase “special care counselling” is translated into French as éducation spécialisée.

Hydrogen peroxide in French is expressed as eau oxygénée or peroxyde d’hydrogène. Both terms refer to the chemical compound H2O2.

The English phrase “square root” is translated into French as racine carrée.

In French, “I like croissants” is translated as j’aime les croissants. This phrase is used to express a general preference for croissants.

The English phrase ‘point’ can be translated into French as point. In French, point refers to a unit of scoring in a game or competition.

In French, “tilted” is translated as incliné.