A hockey puck will be called "palet" (masculine noun) in mainland French, less often "une rondelle" (feminine noun). In Canadian French, "rondelle", "disque" (masc.) and "puck" are in use.
Ice hockey is "le hockey sur glace" in French.
Hockey sur glace.
une équipe de hockey
We say Hockey sur glace (Pronounce Hockey like Okay)
le hockey, le hockey sur glace (ice hockey), le hockey sur gazon (lawn hockey)
Hall de hockey de Renommée
j'taime joue field hockey
The correct spelling is "C'est la vie" in French, which translates to "That's life" in English.
mon papa est fan du hockey
In French, the word for hockey is "hockey," which is masculine. Therefore, you would say "le hockey" to refer to the sport. This masculine classification applies regardless of the gender of the players or fans involved.
I think you are trying to say c'est la vie. It's French for "that's life."
We say "non"