French

The English word ‘robin’ is translated into French as rouge-gorge. The term rouge-gorge is used to refer to any bird known as a robin in English.

The English phrase ‘patina’ is translated into French as patine. The noun patine refers to the colour or incrustation which age and wear give to objects.

In French, ‘i want a bottle of water’ is expressed as je voudrais une bouteille d’eau.

The English phrase “do you want to eat?” is translated into French as tu veux manger ?

The English phrase diving can be translated into French as plongée sous-marine. plongée sous-marine refers to the practice of swimming underwater.

The French word for cork is liège. The term liège primarily refers to the material itself.

To depart in French is partir. The verb partir means to leave or to depart.

saturé is the French word for saturated. saturé is an adjective used to describe something that is soaked or drenched with moisture.

The English phrase ‘get well’ is translated into French as bon rétablissement.

The English phrase “riots” is translated into French as émeutes.