French

The English phrase ‘how are you? (formal)’ is translated into French as comment allez-vous ?

In French, the phrase for “nursery rhymes” is comptines. The term refers specifically to short, rhythmic songs or poems intended for very young children.

The English word ‘muffin’ is translated into French as muffin. This noun refers to a cupcake-shaped baked good, specifically the American style of muffin.

To tell someone they are looking good because an outfit or style suits them, say ça te va bien. ça te va bien means it suits you well.

The English verb ‘reset’ (to set back to the initial state) can be translated into French as réinitialiser or remettre à zéro.

The English phrase “yes, madam” is translated into French as Oui, madame. This phrase is used to say “yes, madam” in French.

The English phrase ‘mutt’ can be translated into French using corniaud. The term refers to a mongrel dog (noun).

The English phrase ‘major’ can be translated into French as majeur. The term is used to describe something that is greater in significance or importance.

In French, ‘shake your head no’ is expressed as secouer la tête de gauche à droite.

The English phrase “what do you need?” is translated into French as de quoi as-tu besoin ?