French

The English phrase inconvenience can be translated into French as dérangement. dérangement is used to express a disturbance or disruption.

The English phrase biscuits translates to French as biscuits. In French, biscuits refers to small, baked cakes that are typically crisp and sweet.

The English phrase “puffers” is translated into French as doudounes.

The English phrase ‘brisket’ is translated into French as poitrine.

The French word for hatchet is hachette. hachette refers to a small axe.

Mario is the French form of the given name Mario. Mario is used as a proper noun for a person’s given name.

Christmas in French is Noël. Noël is a masculine noun used to refer to the holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.

The French word for Turkish is turc.

The English phrase “join in” is translated into French as participer. participer is the standard way to say “to join in”.

The phrase hello formally in French is bonjour. bonjour is a versatile greeting that translates to ‘good day’ or ‘hello’.