French

In French, “what” is expressed using several forms including quoi, que, qu’est-ce que, qu’est-ce qui and quel.

pain chaud is the French phrase for warm bread. The phrase is used to describe bread that has been heated or is fresh from the oven.

Brussels, Belgium is translated into French as Bruxelles, Belgique. The phrase refers to the capital city of Belgium and the country where it is located.

The English word ‘lynx’ is translated into French as lynx. The word refers to the wild cat.

The English phrase “japan” is translated into French as le Japon. le Japon is the name of the country in East Asia.

AFL is the French term for the Australian Football League. AFL refers to the professional competition for Australian rules football.

The English phrase “it is monday” is translated into French as on est lundi. This phrase is used to state that today is Monday.

The usual way to say “sorry” in Quebec French is Désolé, or Désolée if you are a woman.

In French, the English word ‘quiet’ can be translated as silencieux or calme.

The English phrase “I am studying” is translated into French as J’étudie.