Bonne nuit et bon retour
rentrez bien
Prendre très loin à la maison
It depends on what you're trying to say... However, if I translate it literally it's : '' J'aime ma maison''.
Literal Translation: Decorations of the house decor de la maison The e in 'decor' still has the \ above it.
Cloyd Goodnight has written: 'Home to Bethphage' -- subject- s -: Bethany College - Bethany, W. Va. -., Disciples of Christ
The French word for "at" is "à". Eg: He is at home/ Il est à la maison. But for example, in a phrase like "Look at that girl!", when you translate it in French, the "at" is completely omitted. It would "Regarde cette fille", literally "Look that girl."
His journey home began after the victory at Troy.
The Hawaiian word for "home" is "hale."
going home
on scots journey home he ate tomato sauce
bon retour demain
Veni domum