French

The English word “less” is translated into French as moins. moins is an adverb used to describe something happening to a smaller extent or degree.

In French, “can we call” is translated as on peut s’appeler. This phrase is used to request a conversation over the phone.

To say “I am from france” in French, use je viens de France. This phrase is used to state that France is the speaker’s country of origin.

The English word “sacrilege” is translated into French as sacrilège. sacrilège refers to the desecration, profanation or violation of something sacred.

The English phrase “do you have” is translated into French as as-tu. This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses or owns something.

In French, the English phrase “what a shame” is translated as quel dommage.

The English phrase “pause” translates to French as pause. The noun pause refers to a temporary stop or rest.

The English phrase ‘get involved’ is translated into French as s’impliquer. The verb s’impliquer implies a personal or emotional commitment to a cause.

Hopscotch in French is marelle. The noun marelle refers to the child’s game known as hopscotch.

The English phrase “bean bag” is translated into French as pouf poire.