How to Say “The Louvre” in French
le Louvre is the French way to say the louvre. This phrase refers to the world-famous art museum located in Paris.
le Louvre is the French way to say the louvre. This phrase refers to the world-famous art museum located in Paris.
The French word for Greek is grec. grec is used to refer to the Greek language, to things relating to Greek culture or people or to a Greek man.
The English phrase ‘line of credit’ is translated into French as marge de crédit.
The English phrase “working on” is translated into French as en train de travailler sur.
The English phrase “burger and fries” is translated into French as burger-frites.
To say choke in French, meaning to be unable to breathe because something blocks the windpipe, use s’étouffer. A more formal verb is suffoquer.
Adelaide in French is Adélaïde. Adélaïde is the name for the state capital of South Australia.
The English phrase “in front of” is translated into French as devant.
Russell is the French form of the male given name Russell. Russell is used as a male given name.