French

Jerry is the French form of the male given name Jerry.

To take away in French is emporter. The verb emporter is used when you want to say you are buying food or drink from a restaurant to eat it somewhere else.

In French, the phrase for AIDS is SIDA. SIDA is the term used for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.

The English phrase “strike while the iron is hot” is translated into French as battre le fer tant qu’il est chaud.

In French, “what do you want” is expressed as Qu’est-ce que tu veux ?

The English phrase ‘white trash’ can be translated into French as déchet blanc or by using the English loanword white trash.

To say “may I go to the toilet?” in French, use puis-je aller aux toilettes ?

The English phrase voodoo is translated into French as vaudou. The term refers to the Afro-Caribbean religion.

The English phrase “note” is translated into French as note. The word note refers to a short piece of writing used as a reminder or to record information.

The English phrase ‘we have a reservation’ is translated into French as nous avons une réservation.