French

The English phrase “grams” is translated into French as grammes. grammes is a unit of measurement for mass.

The English phrase ‘concert’ is translated into French as concert.

The English phrase “not everyone” is translated into French as pas tout le monde.

To say no, please in French, use non, s’il vous plaît. non, s’il vous plaît asks someone politely not to do something.

In French, how are you today is expressed as comment vas-tu aujourd’hui.

Ezra is the French form of the male given name Ezra. Ezra is used as a masculine given name.

The English phrase “baby cat” is translated into French as chaton. The term chaton is used to refer to a young cat.

The English phrase ‘can I have’ is translated into French as puis-je avoir. This phrase is a polite way to request an item or ask for something.

The English phrase “astrologer” is astrologue in French. The term refers to one who studies astrology (noun).

The English phrase ‘there were’ is translated into French as il y avait. Il y avait is a common and versatile way to say ‘there were’ in French.