French

In French, the word for work is travail.

The English phrase “I know where you live” is translated into French as je sais où tu habites.

Des Moines is the French way to refer to Des Moines, the capital city of the US state of Iowa.

To drink water in French is boire de l’eau. The phrase is used to describe the act of consuming water as a liquid.

In French, “stop bullying me” can be translated in several ways. The default form is arrête de m’embêter.

Michèle is the French way to say the female given name Michele. Michèle is used as a female given name in French-speaking contexts.

The French word for pigeon is pigeon. The word refers to any bird in the Columbidae family, such as a pigeon or a dove.

The English phrase “moroccan” is translated into French as marocain. The word marocain is an adjective used to describe things pertaining to Morocco.

To empower in French is autonomiser.

To say no pork in French, use sans porc. It shows that a dish or food contains no pork.