French

The English phrase ‘Iraq’ is translated into French as Irak. In French, the country is a masculine noun.

The French phrase for ‘are there’ is y a-t-il. y a-t-il is a question used to ask if something exists or is present in a particular place.

The French word for “why” is pourquoi. pourquoi is an interrogative adverb used to ask for a reason or for what reason.

The English word “or” is translated into French as ou. ou is a conjunction used to link two or more possibilities or alternatives.

The English word ‘regardless’ can be translated into French as malgré tout.

The English phrase “dominator” is translated into French as dominateur.

The English phrase “hello and good morning” is translated into French as bonjour. bonjour is the most common and versatile way to say hello in French.

The English phrase “grade one” is translated into French as CP. CP is used to refer to the first year of primary school for children.

The English phrase salt cellar is translated into French as salière.

Lafayette is the French name for the aristocrat and military officer who fought in the American Revolutionary War.