French

To party hard in French is to say faire la fête à fond. The expression faire la fête à fond is used to describe partying with maximum intensity or energy.

biscuits and gravy is the French way to refer to the English phrase biscuits and gravy.

To say one water please in French, say une eau, s’il vous plaît. This short request orders a single serving of water, for example at a bar or restaurant.

The French word for heavy is lourd. Lourd is used to describe things that have great physical weight or mass.

Kane is a French given name. Kane is used as a proper noun to refer to a person’s given name.

In French, “what are you watching?” is expressed as qu’est-ce que tu regardes ?

The English word “hazel” can be translated into French as noisette.

In French, “I know how to speak french” is said as je sais parler français.

The English phrase half the time is translated into French as la moitié du temps.

The French word for Cree is cri. cri is used to refer to the Cree people or the Algonquian language spoken by them.