French

The French word for janitor is concierge. concierge is used to refer to a janitor or a building caretaker.

In French, “thanks to all of you” is said as merci à vous tous. The phrase merci à vous tous is used to thank a group of people.

In French-speaking Switzerland “thank you” is Merci, and Merci beaucoup adds emphasis.

The English phrase “to go order” is translated into French as commande à emporter.

The English phrase ‘photo opportunity’ is translated into French as séance photo.

The English phrase “yuck” can be translated into French as beurk. beurk is an interjection used to express disgust.

The French phrase for “little guy” is petit gars. petit gars is an informal and affectionate way to refer to a young boy or a small man.

The French word for corpse is cadavre. In French, cadavre is the most commonly used term to refer to a corpse.

To say “take a shower” in French, use prendre une douche. Prendre une douche is the most common and standard way to say “take a shower” in French.

The English phrase “happy pride” can be said in French as Joyeuse Fierté.