French

In Canadian French you say Je t’aime for “I love you”. It is used for a partner and also for close family. Je t’adore is lighter and more playful.

In French, ‘alone’ is translated as seul. seul is used to describe being by oneself.

The English phrase “mind your business” can be translated into French as mêle-toi de tes affaires.

The English phrase “I love you, my wife” is translated into French as je t’aime, ma femme.

The French word for citron is cédrat. The word cédrat is a masculine noun used to describe the fruit.

The English phrase “no school” is translated into French as pas d’école.

The English phrase ‘gone’ is translated into French as parti. The word parti is used to describe someone or something that is away or has left.

The English word ‘reservation’ is translated into French as réservation.

The English phrase “how are you beautiful” can be translated into French as comment tu vas beauté.

To study in French is to say étudier. The most common and straightforward translation for ‘study’ in French is étudier.