French

In French, “did you have a good day?” is expressed as tu as passé une bonne journée ?

The English word stone is translated into French as pierre. In French, the word you choose for stone depends on the size, type and context of the object.

In French, the word for cod can be expressed as morue or cabillaud. Both terms refer to marine fish of the family Gadidae.

The phrase ‘i am here’ in French is Je suis là.

The English word “bowl” is translated into French as bol. bol refers to a container for food.

To say goodbye to someone in French is to dire au revoir à quelqu’un.

In French, to snack is grignoter. The verb grignoter is the standard way to describe the habit of eating small amounts of food between regular meals.

Armistice Day in French is le jour de l’Armistice. In France, this term specifically refers to the November 11th anniversary of the end of World War I.

The English phrase pounds is translated into French as livres. In a context involving weight or mass, livres refers to pounds.

The English phrase “can you teach me french” is translated into French as peux-tu m’apprendre le français ?