How to Say “Gentile” in French
The French word for gentile is gentil. As a noun, gentil refers to a gentile (a non-Jewish person) or can be used to mean a gentleman.
The French word for gentile is gentil. As a noun, gentil refers to a gentile (a non-Jewish person) or can be used to mean a gentleman.
The English word “selfless” is translated into French as désintéressé.
The English word “coral” is translated into French as corail. As a noun, corail refers to a species or a colony of coral.
Richard is the French way to say the male given name Richard. Richard is a masculine given name.
The English phrase ‘yes sir’ is translated to French as oui monsieur. oui monsieur is used as a polite way to say yes when speaking to a man.
The English word “box” can be translated into French as boîte or caisse. A box refers to a cuboid space or a container.
The English phrase “pizza topping” is translated into French as garniture.
The English word practical is translated into French as pratique.
To say “something is beautiful” in French, you say quelque chose est beau. Note that the word beau can mean “beautiful” for objects or “handsome” for men.
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.