French

The English phrase “at the same time” is translated into French as en même temps.

The English phrase “come here, please” is translated into French as viens ici, s’il te plaît.

The English word ‘rose’ translates to rose in French. rose is a feminine noun used to refer to the flower.

The English phrase “extra large” is translated into French as très grand.

In French, the word for bruise is bleu. The term is used to describe a medical mark on the skin.

The English word almond is translated into French as amande. Amande is a feminine noun used to refer to the edible nut.

To say “I have a brother” in French, use J’ai un frère. This phrase is used to state that a person has one male sibling.

The English phrase “purse” is translated into French as sac à main. In French, sac à main is used to refer to a small bag used for carrying money

The English phrase “what a pity” is expressed in French as quel dommage. Both quel dommage and dommage are used to express regret.

The English word midget is translated into French as nain. In French, nain refers to a person of small stature with an adult height of less than 4’10”.