French

The French phrase for “make me” is force-moi.

The French phrase de The word de is used in several common expressions.

The French word for ‘designs’ is dessins. dessins refers to pictures, sketches or drawings created to show how something looks.

The English word ‘below’ is translated into French as au-dessous de.

When someone sneezes, French speakers say À vos souhaits !, literally “to your wishes”. It is the standard reply.

To look forward in French is translated as avoir hâte.

The English phrase “hey, what’s up” is translated into French as salut, quoi de neuf.

The English phrase detangle is translated into French as démêler. The verb démêler means to untangle or to sort out.

To revive in French is revivre.

The English word scarf is translated into French as écharpe. A scarf is a long garment worn around the neck.