French has two forms for "you". You can give offence if you get it wrong. Tu is the singular form, but it is also the familiar form. It is used when talking to a relative, a close friend, a child or an animal; also when talking to God if you are a Protestant. In the classroom a teacher addresses a pupil as tu, but woe betide the pupil who says tu to the teacher. Vous is the plural form but also the polite or respectful form. It is used when talking to more than one person, or to someone who does not qualify for tu. Many people use vous even when talking to a relative or friend who is from an older generation. Catholics use vous when talking to God.
March 2 is "le deux mars" in French.
deux
'balayer'
Two ways to say "hello" in French are "bonjour" and the more informal "salut".
je vais à ..
ashkula-2 dogs
There is no word for siblings in french, you would have to say i have so many brothers and so many sisters. J'ai (the # of sisters) soeur et (# of brothers) frère.
Gisèle is a French first name for girls.
deux sandwiches
Elle a deux ans.
cinquante pence
Deux tiroirs.