French

Remembrance Day in French is jour du Souvenir. jour du Souvenir refers to the holiday observed on November 11th.

To smell in French is sentir. The verb sentir is used both for the act of perceiving a scent and for an object emitting a scent.

A sister is a sœur in Cajun French. You say ma sœur for “my sister” and ma petite sœur for a younger one. The older sister is ma grande sœur.

In French, “your breath stinks” is expressed as tu pues de la bouche. A blunt way to tell someone that their breath smells bad.

The English phrase “you like” is translated into French as tu aimes. tu aimes is used to state that someone enjoys or finds something pleasant.

A female teacher in French is a professeure or an enseignante.

The English phrase “case sensitive” is translated into French as sensible à la casse.

The English phrase “in addition” can be translated into French as en addition.

Norway in French is Norvège. Norvège is the name of the Scandinavian country.

The English phrase “draw me” is translated into French as dessine-moi.