French

The English word wind is vent in French. vent refers to the movement of air.

The French phrase for “cities” is villes. villes refers to large human settlements with a high population density and developed infrastructure.

In French, ‘next steps’ is translated as prochaines étapes. This phrase describes the actions that need to be taken to move a project or process forward.

The English word ‘manufactured’ is translated into French as fabriqué. In a literal sense, it refers to physical manufacturing.

The French phrase for “I accuse” is j’accuse. The phrase is a statement used to charge someone with a crime or a wrongdoing.

To thank you to someone in French is remercier quelqu’un. The phrase is used to express gratitude to a person for something they have done.

In French, “I have a pen” is said as j’ai un stylo. This phrase is used to state that you possess a writing instrument.

The English phrase “percentages” is translated into French as pourcentages. pourcentages refers to numbers or rates expressed as a fraction of 100.

The English phrase “marked by” is translated into French as marqué par.

How is the weather? in French is Quel temps fait-il ? The phrase is used to ask about the current atmospheric conditions outside.