French

The English word buckle corresponds to the French noun boucle. As a noun, boucle refers to a metal clasp with a hinged tongue or a spike.

The English word ‘crescent’ is translated into French as croissant. In French, croissant refers to a shape that is in the form of a crescent.

The French word for “am” is suis. The word suis is used to express the state or identity of the speaker in the first person singular.

To call someone a “hard head” in French you say tête dure, meaning a stubborn person. The adjective têtu says the same thing.

To sleep in French is dormir. The verb dormir refers to the act of resting in a state of reduced consciousness.

The English phrase “hobbies” is translated into French as loisirs.

In French, “the hood” is le quartier.

The English phrase “please call me” is translated into French as s’il vous plaît appelez-moi.

The English phrase “baby penguin” is translated into French as bébé manchot. The phrase is used to describe a young penguin.

To say “dream big” in French, you say rêve en grand.