French

The French phrase voilà means voila. voilà is used to present something, to indicate that a task is completed or to draw attention to a result.

The English phrase “airlines” is translated into French as compagnies aériennes.

dimanche is the French word for Sunday.

The French word for seal is phoque. phoque is a masculine noun used to refer to the pinniped animal.

The English phrase “onions” is translated into French as oignons. The word refers to bulbous vegetables with a strong smell and flavor used in cooking.

A nail gun in French is called cloueur or pistolet à clous.

The English phrase “my heart goes out to you” can be expressed in French as je suis de tout cœur avec toi.

Get off in French, meaning to leave a bus, train or other vehicle, is descendre (de…). Use descendre de plus the vehicle you are leaving.

The English phrase “I like to run” is translated into French as j’aime courir. Use this phrase to express that you enjoy the activity of running.

The French word for shell is coquillage. coquillage refers to the hard calcareous or chitinous external covering of many invertebrates.