How to Say “I Thought That” in French
In French, “I thought that” is expressed as j’ai pensé que. The phrase is used to express a belief or an opinion that you held in the past.
In French, “I thought that” is expressed as j’ai pensé que. The phrase is used to express a belief or an opinion that you held in the past.
eau is the French word for water. The word eau refers to the clear liquid that falls as rain and is used for drinking and washing.
To say what will be, will be in French, use Advienne que pourra. Advienne que pourra expresses calm acceptance that you cannot control what comes next.
In French, ‘roger’ (in the sense of acknowledging a message) is translated as bien reçu.
The English word “orthodox” is translated into French as orthodoxe.
To disregard in French is négliger. It is most commonly used in the sense of ‘to neglect’, such as neglecting one’s duties or one’s appearance.
The English phrase “next door neighbour” is translated into French as voisin d’à côté.
The English phrase “about myself” is translated into French as sur moi-même.
The French word for hi is salut. salut is the equivalent of saying hi or hey in French.
The English phrase “I can be” is translated into French as je peux être.