"read all about it" is "lire tout à son propos" or "lire tout à son sujet".
It also depends if it the infinitive, imperative, or follows a pronoun such as "I" or "you".
"Read all about it" can be translated to French as "Lisez tout à ce sujet" or "Tout savoir à son sujet".
use google translate. it will know
All night long is 'toute la nuit' in French.
"That's all for now!" in French is, "C'est tout pour aujourd'hui!" I used Google Translator on iGoogle. You can translate a lot of things.
kiss me all over
If my French is correct then you translate it like 'renaît'.
The notion is hard to translate in French. Une vision de l'avenir or une prémonition would be good translations but would not translate all the idea
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If you wanted to translate French to English, the best place to go is Google Translator. You just type in what you want to say and in what language you want to translate it to, then Google will read it back to you in the language you require.
Vous êtes très souriant(e)
Photographies, photos, clichés are all synonyms.
"Has" in French can be translated as "a" or "ont" depending on the context and the subject of the sentence.
français(e)