Either voici une porte if you show one door or il y a une porte if you describe a place where there is one door
You would say "Il y a une porte" in French, which directly translates to "There is one door."
In French, you say "one uncle" as "un oncle".
One would say "clouded" in French as "nuageux".
One can say "peep" in French as "pioupiou" or "cui-cui."
You can say "petit" for a male small one and "petite" for a female small one in French.
One says "queen" in French as "reine."
The front door is "la porte de devant" in French.
"le porte-Ã -porte"
une porte
ferme la porte
Les gonds (de la porte) are (the door) hinges in French. They are also called les charnières.
"aller à la porte"
d'à côté.
a door handle is translated "une poignée / une poignée de porte" in French
A door is "une porte" (fem.) in French. It is pronounced as 'Porte' in English.
La femme outre Maison
In French, you say "one uncle" as "un oncle".
"la porte de la liberté"