French

The English adjective “blobby” is translated into French as flasque.

The English phrase “over here” can be translated into French as par ici.

To say stretch in French, use s’étirer. It means to stretch your limbs or body, for example to loosen your muscles.

The English phrase “roman catholic” is translated into French as catholique romain.

The English phrase “hard boiled egg” is translated into French as œuf dur.

The English phrase “be mine” can be translated into French as sois à moi.

The usual way to say “crazy” is fou for a man and folle for a woman. Cajun speakers use it both for real madness and for someone who is wild or silly.

The English phrase “what are you like?” is translated into French as comment es-tu ?

The phrase deux sont is how you say two are in French.

The English phrase ‘unicorn’ is translated into French as licorne. licorne is a feminine noun used to describe a mythical horselike creature.