French

The English phrase “buttons” is translated into French as boutons.

The English word “soul” is translated into French as âme. âme refers to the spirit or essence of a person, often believed to live on after death.

The English phrase “every week” is translated into French as chaque semaine.

To say tripped in French, use trébuché, the past participle of trébucher. It describes catching your foot on something and losing your balance.

The French word for the type of word blindness ‘alexia’ is alexie. alexie is a noun used to describe a specific type of word blindness.

The English phrase ‘next week’ is translated into French as la semaine prochaine. Use this phrase to refer to the week following the current one.

Haylee is a female given name in French.

The French word allez is used as an exclamation to encourage someone to move faster or to urge them to do something.

The phrase “put up your hand” in French is translated as levez la main. Levez la main is a formal expression meaning “put up your hand.”

Garlic powder in French is ail en poudre. The term ail en poudre is the standard way to refer to the ground, dehydrated form of garlic used in cooking.