royal = royal
40% of English vocabulary comes from French.
lignée royale
The French for "The Queen" is "La Reine". The phrase "Royal Queen" makes no sense in French or English, as "royal" simply means "relating to kings or queens". _______________________________________________________________________ You could say 'Sa majeste', La Reine', meaning 'Her Majesty, the Queen'
"Le Cobra royal".
votre altesse royale
L'emblème royal français is a French equivalent of the English phrase "the French royal emblem".Specifically, the masculine singular definite article le* is "the". The masculine noun emblème means "emblem". The masculine adjective royal means "royal". The masculine adjective français translates as "French".The pronunciation will be "law-blem rwa-yal fraw-say" in French.*The vowel drops -- and is replaced by an apostrophe -- before a noun whose spelling begins with a vowel.
Royal (adjective) is spelled royal (masc.), royale (fem.) in French.
There is no french royal family
The royals let the people starve.
To say "I am so jealous!" in French, you could say Je suis assez jaloux!
Mont Royal : royal mountain
There is no "won't" in french, so you say the opposite of I will. Je ne vais pas.
Egality in french is "égalité" Not so different :)