French

The French word for “avalanche” is avalanche. avalanche refers to a large sliding mass of snow and ice.

In French, the phrase for “I want water” is je veux de l’eau. This phrase is used to express a desire or a need to drink water.

The masculine word for a cousin in French is cousin. For a girl it becomes cousine and a group of cousins that includes at least one boy is cousins.

chantelle is the French word for chantelle.

Lacoste is the French way to refer to the brand Lacoste.

The English phrase “call me” is translated into French as appelle-moi. This phrase is used as a request for someone to contact you by telephone.

The English phrase “prix fixe” translates to French as prix fixe.

The English phrase “my dear darling” is translated into French as mon cher chéri.

For takeout food French says à emporter or pour emporter. The opposite is sur place, which means eating in.

The English word “stripes” is translated into French as rayures.