French

The English phrase “part two” is translated into French as deuxième partie.

In French, “I have a sweet tooth” is translated as j’ai un bec sucré. This phrase is used to say that someone has a strong liking for sweet foods.

The phrase “cute baby seal” in French is bébé phoque mignon. This phrase is used to describe a young seal that is attractive or endearing in appearance.

The English phrase “woke up” is translated into French as réveillé. réveillé is used to describe the act of stopping sleep and becoming awake.

The English phrase “one of a kind” is translated into French as unique en son genre.

The French word for the English noun ‘commercial’ (an advertisement in a common media format) is publicité.

The English phrase ‘point to’ is translated into French as pointer du doigt.

In French, ‘lmk’ can be translated as dis-moi. This phrase is used to ask someone to provide information or an update in the future.

The English phrase “temple” translates to temple in French. temple is a noun used to describe a place that holds a religious presence.

The English phrase ‘dry land’ is translated into French as terre ferme. You use terre ferme to refer to land as opposed to the sea.