French

In French, “I am watching” is expressed as je regarde.

The English phrase ‘menstrual period’ is translated into French as règles. The term refers to the discharging of menstrual flow.

The English phrase “sore muscle” is translated into French as courbature.

The English phrase “very fancy” is translated into French as très chic.

The English phrase “nipples” is translated into French as tétons.

The usual Cajun greeting is Bonjour. Friends say Salut and people answering the phone often say Allô.

The English phrase “clock” is translated into French as horloge. An horloge is an instrument used to measure or keep track of time.

The French word for the noun ‘drain’ (a conduit for liquids) is évacuation.

In French, “what time it is” is expressed as quelle heure il est. The phrase is used to refer to the current time of day.

The French word for “dear” is cher. cher is used to describe someone or something that is loved or lovable.