French

In French, the English phrase ‘jigsaw’ is translated as puzzle.

The French word for ‘which’ is quel. This word is used as an interrogative to ask ‘what’ or ‘which’ of those mentioned or implied.

The English phrase “I love you, darling” can be translated into French as je t’aime, mon amour.

The phrase “reminds me of you” in French is translated as me rappelle toi.

The English word “lawn” can be translated into French as pelouse or gazon. Both words refer to ground covered with grass.

To cherish in French is expressed by chérir. The verb is used to express having a deep appreciation of something.

To say someone is from Quebec, the province, French uses est du Québec after the person’s name or pronoun.

Stammering in French can be translated as bégaiement, bafouillage or balbutiement.

In Haitian Creole, the best known French-based creole, a casual hi is Sak pase ? or Alo. Sak pase ? literally asks what is happening?

The French phrase peu means little or few. peu is used to express a small amount or a lack of something.