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A French person would say "Joyeux Noel."
A person from France would be called French.
A person of black and French descent could be described as biracial or mixed-race.
We human and i would be inhuman to not help a person! Even if we hate them!:)
you would say something like "porter"
you (singular) is 'tu' in French. This is used in the singular and informally - meaning in a family or friendly context, but not something you would use with your boss or your teacher. For adressing several persons (you plural) or in in a formal context, use 'vous'.
You would have to ask a french person or look it up somewhere else!
Je voudrais means 'I would like' in French.
To not like something would be "détester". To hate something, more fiercely would be "haïr". These are in the infintive forms.
In French, Julissa would be pronounced something like "zhuh-LEE-sah."
"Would" actually has several meaning in English, depending on which definition you want to use, the French translation will be different. Based on the context of the question, I assume you want to ask something along the line "you would do it?" In this case it would be translated as "tu le ferais?" Ferais (would do) is the second-person conditionnal form (would eat, would do, would be, would say, could, should, etc...) of faire.
A generous person would do anything another person would be surprised/happy about. they wouldn't do something because they weren't asked to, they would do it because want to.