French

In French, ‘status’ can be translated as statut or état. The term for status depends on what kind of status you are describing.

The English phrase “corn dog” is translated into French as corndog. A corn dog refers to a hot dog that has been coated in cornbread batter and deep-fried.

The English phrase ‘i want’ is translated into French as Je veux.

The English phrase “to cheese” is expressed in French as mettre du fromage. This phrase is used to describe the action of adding cheese to a food item.

The English word grasshopper is translated into French as sauterelle. sauterelle is the most common and generic way to say grasshopper in French.

The English phrase “not very good” is translated into French as pas très bon.

The English phrase ‘my cutie’ is translated into French as mon mignon.

In French, the English phrase ‘kid’ can be translated using several terms such as gosse, gamin, môme or bambin. These terms are used to refer to a child.

The English phrase “I am scared” is translated into French as j’ai peur. This phrase is a statement used to express that one feels fear or is frightened.

The English phrase “your email address” is translated into French as votre adresse e-mail.