French

The English phrase “I love croissants” is translated into French as J’adore les croissants. This phrase is used to express a strong liking for croissants.

The English phrase ‘sandcastle’ is translated into French as château de sable.

The English phrase “how much do you” can be expressed in French using combien.

To say “I am paul” in French, use je m’appelle Paul.

In Cajun French a mosquito is a maringouin. The standard French word moustique is understood everywhere, but maringouin is the word you hear in Louisiana.

The English phrase “listen and repeat” is translated into French as écoutez et répétez.

In French, “you’re most welcome” is expressed as je vous en prie. This phrase is a polite way to respond to someone who has thanked you.

In French, the word for celiac is céliaque. The term is used to refer to someone who has celiac disease.

The French word for sculpture is sculpture. The word sculpture refers to a work of art created by sculpting.

The English phrase “driving” can be translated into French as conduite.