French

The English phrase “what is the date today?” is translated into French as Quelle est la date aujourd’hui ?

The English phrase “bunch of grapes” is grappe de raisin in French. grappe de raisin refers to a group of grapes growing together on a single stem.

The English word ‘therapist’ is translated into French as thérapeute. The term thérapeute refers to one who provides therapy.

The English phrase “hello, my name is nick” is translated into French as bonjour, je m’appelle Nick.

In French, the word plus is used to mean ‘and also’, ‘in addition’ or ‘besides (which)’.

Québec is the French name for the province of Quebec.

The French phrase for “per kilo” is au kilo. The phrase au kilo is used to describe the price of an item based on its weight for every one kilogram.

In French, ‘may i go to the restroom’ is expressed as puis-je aller aux toilettes.

In French, the phrase for “how much does this cost?” is combien ça coûte ? The phrase combien ça coûte ? is used to ask for the price of an item.

The French word for chemist is chimiste. chimiste refers to a person who works in the field of chemistry.