French

To say “it is windy” in French, you say il y a du vent. The phrase il y a du vent is used to describe the weather when the air is moving outdoors.

Nina is the French form of the female given name Nina. Nina is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “legend” can be translated into French as légende.

The English word ‘shaken’ is translated into French as secoué. When applied to a person, secoué describes being emotionally unsettled or shocked.

The English word “stained” is translated into French as taché.

The English word “younger” is translated into French as plus jeune. The adjective is used to describe someone in an earlier period of life.

je crois is the French way to say ‘I believe’. je crois is a phrase used to express an opinion or a belief that something is true.

Alaska is the French word for the US state Alaska. Alaska is used to refer to the name of the US state.

To show off in French is frimer.

To say that looks good in French, use ça a l’air bon. It is mostly said about food that looks tasty.