French

Sally is the French form of the English female given name Sally. Sally is used as a proper noun for a female given name.

Kai is the French form of the proper name Kai. Kai is a proper name used to refer to a person.

The English phrase “the food was delicious” is translated into French as c’était délicieux. This phrase is used to say that the food tasted very good.

In French, the phrase “I want to sleep” is expressed as j’ai sommeil. The phrase is used to express the feeling of being tired and needing to sleep.

The English phrase “royal court” is translated into French as cour royale. cour royale refers to the royal court.

The English phrase “you and I” is translated into French as toi et moi. The phrase is used to refer to the speaker and one other person.

In French, the phrase “what do you say?” is expressed as qu’est-ce que tu dis ?

The English phrase “step by step” is translated into French as pas à pas. pas à pas is an adverb used to mean gradually.

The English phrase “apricot jam” is confiture d’abricots in French. This phrase refers to a sweet spread made by cooking apricots with sugar.

The English word amygdala is translated into French as amygdale cérébrale.