French

To say “I like books” in French, you say j’aime les livres. This phrase is used to express a general fondness for reading or for books as a category.

The English word ‘death’ is translated into French as mort or décès. The term refers to the cessation of life.

The French word for trousers or pants is pantalon. Pantalon refers to an outer garment worn on the lower part of the body, covering each leg separately.

The English phrase “I think so” can be translated into French using several forms, most commonly je pense que oui.

To sweep in French is balayer. The verb balayer is used for the act of sweeping floors or surfaces to remove dust or debris.

The English phrase ‘rides’ is translated into French as manèges. The word manèges refers to amusement park attractions that people ride for fun.

The usual dog command for “sit” is Assis !, said firmly in a short word. It is the past participle of asseoir, so it literally means “seated”.

The English phrase jerrycan is translated into French as jerricane. A jerricane is a pressed-steel fuel container.

The English phrase “I will do my best” is translated into French as je ferai de mon mieux.

The English phrase “color blue” is translated into French as couleur bleue.