French

The English phrase “duh” can be translated into French as ben oui. The phrase is used to provide a disdainful indication that something is obvious.

The English phrase ‘everywhere’ is translated into French as partout.

The English phrase “budgie” is translated into French as perruche ondulée.

The English phrase ‘bug spray’ is translated into French as répulsif anti-moustiques.

The French word for bird is oiseau. The word oiseau is the general and most common term used to describe a bird.

The French word for burned is brûlé. brûlé is used to describe something that has been consumed by fire.

The English phrase ‘so much’ can be translated into French using tellement. tellement is an adverb of intensity.

Ninety two in French is quatre-vingt-douze. The phrase is used to denote the number that follows ninety-one and precedes ninety-three.

The English word ‘goodbye’ can be translated into French in several ways, most commonly as au revoir.

In French, the word for photo is photo. The word photo is a common shortened form of the full noun photographie.