French

The English word “hoof” is sabot in French. The term sabot is used to describe the hooves of various ungulates, such as horses, cows or goats.

The French word for drinking straw is paille. paille refers to a thin tube used for sucking a liquid out of a container.

The English phrase ‘trial’ is translated into French as procès. procès refers specifically to a legal trial in a court of law.

ligma is a French fake word used as a setup for a joke.

The English word ‘god’ is translated into French as dieu. The term is used to refer to a deity.

The English phrase “glad to hear that” can be translated into French as content d’entendre ça.

The English phrase ‘creole’ translates to French as créole. As a noun, créole refers to a lect descended from a pidgin language.

mai is the French word for the fifth month of the year, May. mai is used to refer specifically to the month of May.

The English phrase “is it okay?” can be translated into French as ça va ?

The English phrase ‘i am because you are’ is translated into French as Je suis parce que tu es.