Salt, thyme, curry are "du sel, du thym, du curry" in French.
Curry is spelled the same, "curry", in french. If you are referring to the English expression "to curry favor with someone", the French equivalent is "chercher à s'attirer les bonnes grâces de qqn".
In French, the word "curry" is masculine. It is used with the masculine article "le," so you would say "le curry." This applies to the term regardless of the type or style of curry being referred to.
Thyme = Тимьян
sugar is spelled 'sucre' (masc.) and salt is spelled 'sel' (masc.)
chaotropic isn't a word.
I love curry
pass the salt -- passe (or, if appropriate, passez) le sel -- "pahss (pah-say) luh sell"
Curry, is Curry in German. Their isn't a Fancy German word for it, just, curry.
le sel et le poivre
deux pincées de sel
athazhathin entha curry..
Depending on the ingredients of your curry, if its water based add a bit more water, if cream/ coconut cream based add a bit more of that. a bit of extra salt might also help. Some say sugar helps but I'm not crazy about sweet flavors in curry.