"Cinquante centimes."
"Cinquante centimes."
"Thirty to fifty" is "trente à cinquante" in French.
There is no such acronym in French. "50 BC" would for instance be translated as "50 av. J.-C." (short for "avant Jesus-Christ", before Christ) Some people also use negative years, such as "-50", but that's very rare and not the standard usage.
The word "day" in French is jour.
50 French Francs = 10.3 USD
In French, you would say "cinq heures cinquante du soir" to express 5:50 PM.
The middle of the day in French is "midi."
13 of JULY is the french fries day. Thanks and have a nice day
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'on this day' in french is 'ce jour-là'