French

The phrase “but of course” in French is mais bien sûr. mais bien sûr is a phrase used to give strong agreement or to say yes emphatically.

The English phrase melody is translated into French as mélodie. mélodie refers to a sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase.

The easiest word is bon, as in C’est bon!, meaning “it is good”. For something truly wonderful use délicieux or délicieuse.

The French phrase for “have a great time” is Passe un bon moment. This phrase is used to wish someone enjoyment during an activity or event.

The English word tramp can be translated into French as clochard. The term refers to a homeless person.

The English phrase “do you take card?” can be translated into French as vous prenez la carte ?

To ask “what is the weather like?” in French, you say Quel temps fait-il ?

To say I have a little sister in French, use j’ai une petite sœur. j’ai une petite sœur says that you have a younger sister.

The English phrase cuddles is translated into French as câlins.

The English phrase ‘snowball fight’ is bataille de boules de neige in French.