French

The English phrase “what’s your name” is translated into French as Comment tu t’appelles ? This phrase is a question used to ask someone for their name.

The English word “bull” is translated into French as taureau. taureau refers to an uncastrated adult male bovine.

The English phrase “not very well” is translated into French as pas très bien. Used to say that someone is not in good health or is not doing well.

The English word ‘grateful’ is translated into French as reconnaissant.

The phrase ‘taste good’ in French is avoir bon goût. avoir bon goût is used to describe having a pleasant flavor when something is eaten or drunk.

Mwah, the sound of a kiss, is written mouah in French.

The phrase “bad grades” in French is mauvaises notes. The phrase refers to low marks or poor scores received on school assignments or exams.

In French, numéro deux is a euphemism for number two, referring to feces or defecation.

mur is the French word for wall. A mur refers to a vertical structure of brick or stone that divides rooms or defines a boundary.

To count in French is compter. The verb compter means to enumerate or determine a number.