"Ma cherie" is typically used in French to address a female. To address a male, you could use "mon cher" instead.
In French, "Oui et voilà ma chérie, tu peux le dire" translates to "Yes, and there you go my darling, you can say it." This phrase is often used to encourage someone to speak their mind or share their thoughts.
You can say "Bonjour mon amour, comment vas-tu?" in French to say "hello my love, how are you?".
Je parle couramment français, anglais, espagnol et allemand. Comment puis-je vous aider aujourd'hui?
In Bengali, "mom" is said as "মা" which is pronounced as "Ma".
"Said" is a gender-neutral Arabic name that can be used for both males and females.
i miss you already sweetheart/dear (ma in "ma cherie" is feminine)
ma maison or ma cherie
ma maison or ma cherie
My darling
My Darling.
Manges bien ma cherie means "Eat well, my dear."
Mon Cher, like ma cherie, means my dear. However, because Cher is missing the -ie suffix, it indicates that the dear one is male.
Mon Cheri means My Dear (when referring to a male) Ma Cherie means My Dear (when referring to a female)
Good morning = "bonjour" (commonly used) or "bon matin" (uncommon) Babe = "ma cherie" (female) or "mon cher" (male) So you could say: "Bonjour ma cherie" or "Bon matin ma cherie" (if you're talking to a girl) "Bonjour mon cher" or "Bon matin mon cher" (if you're talking to a guy)
my sweetheart
No, my love
ma cherie. Actually, that is the feminine. The plural is mes cheres.