French

In French, the word for condolence is condoléance. The term refers to the expression of sympathy when someone has died.

A peanut butter and jelly sandwich in French is sandwich au beurre de cacahuète et à la confiture.

The English phrase “river banks” is translated into French as berges. The term berges is used to refer to the physical edges or slopes of a river.

The English phrase “roll of film” is translated into French as pellicule.

The English phrase “one by one” is translated into French as un par un.

Keith is the French form of the masculine given name Keith. Keith is used as a masculine given name in French.

The English phrase “stinky cheese” is translated into French as fromage qui pue.

The English phrase “beef mince” is translated into French as bœuf haché.

The English word ‘rest’ translates to the French noun repos. repos refers to a state of quiet and recreation or relief from exertion.

In French, the English phrase ‘nonsense’ is translated as bêtise. The term refers to meaningless words.