French

Luigi is the French form of the English phrase luigi.

The common casual way to say something is cute in French is trop mignon. For a girl or a feminine noun it becomes trop mignonne.

Paul Mason is the French form of the name Paul Mason. This phrase is a proper noun used to refer to a specific individual named Paul Mason.

The English phrase “you’re missing me” is translated into French as je te manque.

The English phrase “sparkling wine” is vin pétillant in French. This phrase refers to any wine that contains bubbles of carbon dioxide.

The French word for eel is anguille. anguille refers to any fish belonging to the order Anguilliformes.

The English word ‘preface’ is translated into French as préface. The word préface refers to an introduction before the main text (noun).

The English word cockatiel is translated into French as calopsitte.

To say underneath in French, use en dessous when no noun follows and sous directly before a noun. en dessous works as an adverb at the end of a phrase.

Brussels is Bruxelles in French. Bruxelles is the standard name for the capital city of Belgium.