French

The English phrase “sweet things” is translated into French as choses sucrées. This phrase is used to describe foods or drinks that have a sugary taste.

In French, the phrase for the English relative pronoun ‘whose’ is à qui.

The English phrase “honey bee” is translated into French as abeille à miel. The term abeille à miel is used to specify a honey bee.

aster is the French word for the plant aster.

The English word sunflower is tournesol in French. tournesol is a masculine noun.

The French surname Lucas is written as Lucas. This is a surname used to identify individuals.

The English phrase “frying pan” is poêle in French. A poêle is a long-handled, shallow pan used for frying food.

The English phrase “me too” is translated into French as moi aussi. moi aussi is a common way to express that something applies to you as well.

Lisa is a French female given name.

The English phrase “you slay” can be translated into French as tu assures.