How do you say we came back home in french?

YES, it will. it got scared but people say it will came back for its home. :)

Ask him. You'll never know if you don't.

Swiss? Do you mean Swiss German, French, Italian or Romanish?

Imagine, this word came from the french

"Wich one came of" means in french: "lequel vient de..."

I have to go back home could be translated as "Je dois retourner chez moi" or "Je dois retourner à la maison".

Come back in french is : reviens

Your home is 'ta maison / votre maison' in French.

If your trying to say my home, you say, chez moi.

No, it is not correct. It is correct to say "back home"

Action, this word came directly from French (14th century)

be right back

who started calling it French toast? Not the French. I think either the Brits or Americans came up with the name because they were using French-style bread. *To answer the question i will say that i is believed that what we call' French toast' in America is believed to date back to medieval times.

You say 'i came' like this: JE SUIS VENU ~Imogen BTW, i got my answer on google translate.. :D

a retirement home is 'une maison de retraite' in French.

It is always back home and not back to home as to is not added before home.

'Home for three' in French is 'Maison pour trois'

It's possible this is a regional expression, but I never heard it. I would say "kick them out" or "send them back." Answer You would say, "kick it back" to whoever it came from. The idiom "kick back" means either to do less (like Kick back on the couch over the weekend) or to return something to where it came from.

A home: une maison (fem.)

Globe, the word Globe came directly from the french, you can say "sphère" too

je suis impatient(e) de revenir (rentrer if you mean go back home), j'ai hâte de revenir

i put it into a translator and it came out just 'madlib'

Maison doux maison.

je reviendrai

elle reviendra

Notre Maison

This is how u say thank you for getting back in french: ''Je vous remercie pour se remettre''.

You would say Chez Steve.

Yes, it is correct to say 'when you get back home, tell her to call me'. You insert a comma after the word 'home'.

I'm not home is 'je ne suis pas à la maison' in French.

I get home is "je reviens à la maison" or "j'arrive à la maison" in French.

l'equitation

où est l'arrière?

retour à vous

ville natale

"nouvelle maison"

fench dont have homes

Jolie maison

La maison de mes rêves

"You'll get back where you came from."

To go home is 'rentrer à la maison' in French. I'm going home is 'je rentre à la maison'.

Much the same as in English. The French 'r' is sounded in the back of the throat.

the landing (up the stairs) is called 'le palier' in French.

No, they don't say so. This is nonsense.

Voulez sortir ?

Retour de jardin

Retour au noir.

retour au travail

"retour au sommet"

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