French

The English word “equal” translates to French as égal. The adjective égal is used to describe things that are the same in all respects.

The English phrase “steelhead trout” is translated into French as truite arc-en-ciel anadrome.

In French, ‘concealed’ is translated as dissimulé. The term dissimulé refers to something hidden from sight to prevent others from finding or seeing it.

In French, “a booking” is translated as une réservation. The phrase une réservation is the standard way to refer to a booking or reservation.

The English phrase ‘braids’ is translated into French as tresses. The term refers to hair that is woven together into a long, narrow strip.

In French, ‘until later’ is expressed as à plus tard. À plus tard is a casual way to say goodbye when you expect to see the person again soon.

In French, “nice to meet you” is expressed as enchanté.

To ask “where is the bus?” in French, use où est le bus ?

Squishmallow is the French term for the brand of soft, plush toys shaped like animals or characters.

The English phrase ‘drunk man’ is translated into French as homme ivre. This phrase is used to describe a man who is under the influence of alcohol.