French

The English phrase hectic is translated into French as trépidant. trépidant describes a situation that is very busy with activity and confusion.

The English phrase “just drinks” is translated into French as juste des boissons.

Shay is the French way to say the proper name Shay. The term is used as a proper name to refer to a specific person.

The English phrase “snow pants” is pantalon de neige in French.

The English phrase “laundry room” is translated into French as buanderie.

To a man in the morning say Bonjour, monsieur. French uses bonjour for both “good morning” and “hello”.

The French phrase déjà means already. The adverb déjà is used to indicate that an action or state has already occurred or exists.

The English word ‘worse’ can be translated into French as pire or plus mauvais. In French, ‘worse’ is the comparative form of the adjective ‘bad’.

The English phrase “wrapping paper” is papier cadeau in French. This phrase refers to paper used for wrapping parcels or presents.

The English phrase “my goodness” can be translated into French as mon Dieu. mon Dieu is used to express surprise, shock or amazement.