French

In French, the way to say bye to a friend is salut. Salut is a common and casual way to say goodbye among friends.

ça a l’air délicieux is the French way to say ‘it looks delicious’. This phrase is used to express that food appears to taste good based on its appearance.

To a lady in the morning say Bonjour, madame. French uses bonjour for “good morning” and “good day” alike, and madame makes it respectful.

The English phrase “these are” is translated into French as ce sont. ce sont is used to identify or introduce a group of people or things.

The English name Michaela corresponds to the French feminine forms Michèle or Michelle. These are the French feminine forms of the name Michael.

In French, “every” can be translated as chaque or tout. The phrase is used to refer to all members of a countable group.

The English phrase “I like food” can be translated into French as J’aime manger. J’aime manger is used to express that someone enjoys the act of eating.

The English phrase “law school” is translated into French as faculté de droit.

The English phrase twin bed is lit simple in French. lit simple is used to refer to a twin or single bed.

The phrase “I attend” in French is translated as j’assiste.