French

In French, savings is translated as économies. The term refers to money that a person saves for future use.

The French word for carbohydrates is glucides.

To say “may I have a croissant” in French, you can use un croissant, s’il vous plaît.

The English phrase “clothes iron” is translated into French as fer à repasser. The term fer à repasser refers to the appliance used for pressing clothes.

The English phrase ‘indeed’ is translated into French as en effet. en effet is used as an indication of agreement or to confirm a previous statement.

To pronounce in French is prononcer. The verb prononcer means to produce the components of speech.

In French, bijou means a piece of jewelry, such as a ring or a necklace.

The French phrase for “used to” (meaning accustomed to) is avoir l’habitude de.

The English phrase “good morning, have a good day” is translated into French as Bonjour, bonne journée.

To confirm receipt in French is to accuser réception. This phrase is used to notify a sender that a message or package has been received.