French

The English phrase “blah blah blah” is expressed in French as bla, bla, bla. bla, bla, bla is used as a stand-in for trivial, obvious or boring content.

In French, the phrase to say “stop talking” is arrête de parler. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to cease speaking or to be quiet.

The English phrase ‘currants’ is translated into French as groseilles. groseilles refers to small, tart berries that grow on shrubs.

The English phrase “total rewards” is translated into French as récompenses totales.

How much does it cost? in French is Combien ça coûte ? This phrase is a question used to ask for the price of an item or service.

The French word Jolie means pretty. Jolie is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is physically attractive or pretty.

The English phrase “without end” is translated into French as sans fin. The phrase sans fin is a way to express “without end” in French.

In French, the word poster is used for a long dowel or plank protruding from the ground.

In French, Mike is an informal way to say microphone. Mike is used as an informal noun to refer to a microphone.

The English verb drink is translated into French as boire. boire is the general verb used for the act of consuming liquid through the mouth.