French

The English verb ‘own’ is translated into French as posséder. To express having rightful possession of something, you can use the verbs posséder or avoir.

The English phrase “you annoy me” is translated into French as tu m’énerves.

The English phrase “candyman” translates to French as marchand de bonbons. This phrase is used to describe a male person who sells candy.

The English phrase “canoe” is translated into French as canoë. canoë is a masculine noun used to refer to a small, long and narrow boat.

The French word for grapes is raisins. raisins refers to the small, round, sweet fruits that grow in bunches on vines.

To score a goal in French is marquer un but.

The English phrase “I will buy” is translated into French as j’achèterai. j’achèterai is used to express the intention to purchase something in the future.

The English phrase ‘every word’ is translated into French as chaque mot.

The English phrase “are you finished?” can be translated into French using Tu as fini ? as the default form.

The French word for eggplant is aubergine. The term aubergine refers to the edible fruit of the eggplant plant.