French

The English phrase “a little” is translated into French as un peu. un peu is an adverb used to indicate that something is done to a small extent or degree.

The English phrase “what is it with you?” can be translated into French as qu’est-ce qui t’arrive ?

The word for “girl” is fille in Cajun French, as in standard French. A small girl is a petite fille and a teenager can be called a jeune fille.

The English word ‘his’ is translated into French as son, sa or ses. These words are possessive determiners used to indicate that something belongs to him.

The English phrase “banana peppers” is translated into French as piments bananes.

The French term for ‘new zealander’ is Néo-Zélandais.

In computing, the English word “tag” is translated into French as étiquette.

The French word for Ireland is Irlande. Irlande refers to the country.

The French word for nectarine is nectarine. The word refers to the fruit of the nectarine.

The English phrase “take away coffee” is translated into French as café à emporter.