French

New Year’s Day in French is translated as jour de l’an or Nouvel An. Both terms refer to the holiday occurring on the first day of the year.

The French term for hot dog is hot-dog. The term is used to refer to a frankfurter served in a bun.

coucou is an informal French greeting used to say hello. coucou is a friendly way to say hi or hey, primarily used with friends, family or children.

The English phrase “break a leg” is translated into French as merde !

The English phrase “villas” is translated into French as villas. The term villas refers to villas.

The French phrase for “here is” is voici. voici is used to introduce or present someone or something to another person.

In Haitian Creole, the best known French-based creole, crazy is fou. To tell someone they are crazy, say Ou fou ! The word is the same for men and women.

The English phrase notary public is translated into French as notaire. A notaire is an officer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations.

The English phrase “light green” is translated into French as vert clair. vert clair is used to describe a pale or bright shade of the color green.

The English phrase “mini golf” is translated into French as minigolf.