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How do you say go up the stairs in french?
To say "go up the stairs" in French, you would say "monter les escaliers."
How do you say What is up dude in french?
You can say "Quoi de neuf mec?" in French to ask "What is up dude?"
How do say what's up in french?
You can say "Quoi de neuf?" or "Ça va?" to ask someone "what's up?" in French.
How do you say Tiana in french?
In French, "Tiana" is pronounced "tee-AH-nah."
How do you say what's up or how's it hanging in french?
In French, you can say "Ça va ?" to mean "What's up?" or "Comment ça va ?" to mean "How's it hanging?"
How do you say growing in french?
grandissant, grandissante, from the verb 'grandir' (to grow up or to grow taller)
How do you say in French when I grow up I want to teach?
quand je serai grand je veux enseigner.
How do you say grow old with me in french?
The translation for "grow old with me" in French is "Vieillissons ensemble".
How do you say what do you want to be when your older in french?
i want to be a...........................when i grow up je veux etre a..............................when i grow up according to my research
How do you say keep it up in french?
"Le maintenir" is to say keep it up in French....
How do you say grew in french?
"grandi" it's the past form of the verb "grandir" meaning "to grow up". To grow, for the example of a tree, would be "croître". I grew up in London = J'ai grandi à Londres.
What is another way to say grow up?
Grow the heck up
How do you say in French 'when I grow up I want to be a writer'?
"Quand je serai grand, je veux être écrivain"
How do you say 'grow old' in French?
"grow old" is translated in French by "vieillir" or "devenir vieux"je vieillis, je deviens vieux ('vieille' for a woman) = I'm growing old
How do you say i love you and grow up?
I Love you: Te amo To Grow up: Crecer, madurar Grow Up (as a "grow up already!"): Madura!
How do you say 'I give up' in French?
I give up is " J'abandonne " in French.
Can you say up in french?
haut (pronounced oh) is french for up.
