French

In French, “I am six years old” is said as J’ai six ans. This phrase is used to state how many years a person has lived.

The English word ‘smoothie’ is translated into French as smoothie.

In French, chemise means short nightdress. for a nightdress specifically, it refers to a light, often thin, garment.

The English phrase “I am groot” is translated into French as Je s’appelle Groot. This phrase is used by the character Groot to state his name.

The English phrase ‘weekend’ can be translated into French using week-end, weekend or fin de semaine. All forms refer to the break in the working week.

Ava is the French form of the female given name Ava. The term is used as a female given name.

In French, CV is the term for curriculum vitae. The term CV is used in French exactly like the English ‘CV’ to refer to a professional resume.

The English phrase “short end of the stick” can be expressed in French as la part du pauvre.

To cheer in French is to say acclamer. The verb is used to describe the act of encouraging or applauding someone through shouts and cheers.

To say sounds fun in French, use ça a l’air sympa. It is the everyday reply when a friend suggests a plan that seems enjoyable.