French

The English phrase “so sad” is translated into French as si triste.

Nine o’clock in French is neuf heures. The phrase refers to the start of the tenth hour.

The English word “jack” (a device for raising and supporting a heavy object) is translated into French as Jack.

The English phrase ‘what would you like to drink?’ is expressed in French as Qu’est-ce que vous voulez boire ?

To ask what happened in French, say qu’est-ce qui s’est passé ? It asks about the events behind a situation.

The English term ‘hoops’ can be translated into French as créoles, which is a slang term for basketball.

The English phrase beloved translates to French as bien-aimé or chéri. Both terms are used to describe someone or something that is much loved.

To bless in French is bénir. The verb bénir is used to mean the act of conferring a blessing on someone or something.

The English word Caribbean translates to French as caraïbe.

The English phrase “you’re bad” can be translated into French as tu es méchant.