French

The English phrase “rocks” is translated into French as rochers. The term rochers refers to large, naturally occurring masses of stone.

In French, the English phrase “vice” is translated as vice. The word vice refers to a bad habit.

The French word for ‘tails’ (the side of a coin) is pile.

The English word ‘obsessed’ can be translated into French as obsédé.

The French word for skills is compétences. compétences refers to the abilities or expertise needed to perform a job or a specific task.

The English word ‘stanza’ is translated into French as strophe or stance.

To say hi, my name is Leah, in French, use bonjour, je m’appelle Leah.

Marissa is the French form of the female given name Marissa. Marissa is used as a proper noun for a female person.

The English phrase “beautiful cat” is translated into French as beau chat.

To puke in French is vomir. In formal contexts, one might use the more elaborate expression Évacuer le contenu de l’estomac.