French

The French word for chad is Tchad. In a formal context, it is referred to as La République du Tchad (The Republic of Chad).

In French, the English phrase “how is your day?” is expressed as comment va ta journée ? This phrase is used to ask someone how their day has been so far.

The English phrase ‘chaff’ is translated into French as balle. The term refers to the inedible parts of a grain plant.

The English phrase ‘novel’ is translated into French as roman. In French, roman refers specifically to a work of prose fiction

The English phrase chargeback is translated into French as rétrofacturation. The term refers to the reversal of an accounting entry.

Brian is the French form of the male given name Brian.

The French phrase vous is the second-person plural pronoun.

The phrase soixante et un is how you say sixty one in French. This phrase refers to the number that comes after sixty.

The English phrase “other” is translated into French as autre.

Jérémy is the French form of the male given name Jeremy. Jérémy is used as a male given name.