French

In French, une heure et demie is the way to say half past one. The phrase is used to indicate the time, specifically one-thirty or half past one.

The English phrase ‘barbed wire’ translates to French as fil de fer barbelé. The term refers to twisted strands of steel wire.

The English phrase ‘hello everybody’ is translated into French as Bonjour tout le monde.

The English phrase hulk can be translated into French as lourdaud. The term is used to describe a big and possibly clumsy person.

To say “I like cookies” in French, you use j’aime les biscuits. This phrase is used to express a general preference for cookies.

The English phrase public holiday is translated into French as jour férié. This term refers to a national or regional holiday from work on a specific day.

c’est is the French phrase for “this is”.

The French phrase for platoon commander is chef de section. In the French Army, a section is the tactical unit equivalent to an English-speaking platoon.

The English phrase “my daddy” is translated into French as mon papa. mon papa is an affectionate way to refer to one’s father.

Juliette is the French form of the name Juliette.