French

The English phrase “groundhog” is translated into French as marmotte. marmotte refers to the groundhog.

In French, the English phrase “you” can be translated as tu or vous. These words are subject pronouns used to address the person or people being spoken to.

In French, “do you have a toilet” is said as Avez-vous des toilettes ? This phrase is used to ask if a restroom is available for use.

Cloud storage in French is stockage cloud.

To ask is it good? in French, say c’est bon ? It is mostly used to ask whether food or drink tastes good.

The phrase “you play an instrument” in French is translated as tu joues d’un instrument.

The English word miserable is translated into French as misérable. The adjective misérable is used to describe someone or something in a state of misery.

The English phrase “please do” can be translated into French as je vous en prie.

beaucoup is the French phrase for “a lot” or “many”. The word beaucoup translates to “a lot” or “many” in English.

In French, ‘one of the’ is expressed as un des. The phrase is used to identify a single person or thing from a larger group.