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What is the German translation of french fries?
The German expressions for French fries arePommes frittesPommesorFritten
Which expression do you use in french to say happy new year?
happy new year = In French (Bonne année)More infos about French expressions and idioms:http://french-expressions.com
Laissez-faire is a French expression which literally means?
laissez-faire means: doing nothing, not to oppose.More infos about French expressions and idioms:http://french-expressions.com
What does faire mean in french?
"Faire" is a verb in French that means "to do" or "to make." It is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts and expressions.
What are some thevocabularies of theatre in french and use the word theatre in french to form an expression in french and translate the expressions in English language expression?
Je voudrais aller au theatre - I would like to go to the theatre
What is 13n7n 24?
Two expressions. Two expressions. Two expressions. Two expressions.
How do you say 'fine and dandy' in french?
In French, "fine and dandy" can be translated as "très bien" or "super." Another informal equivalent is "nickel." These expressions convey a sense of being good or satisfactory.
What does mechant mean translated from french into English?
"Mean," as in unkind. It can also be used in idiomatic expressions, roughly like the English "Wicked!"
How do you say stubborn mule in French?
tête de mule (addressing the stubborn mule), têtu/têtue comme une mule (describing someone as stubborn as a mule) are standard French expressions.
What is the French word for family first?
La Famille en premier Like any other language, they have their own expressions, and this really isn't a french expression. And there are probably many different ways to saying it as well.
What is the french word for comfortable?
Comfortable = confortable (just for things) Note: for people we use the expressions: être à l'aise or se sentir bien.
What are the most common french sayings used in English?
some French words or expressions used in English: déjà vu rendez-vous cul-de-sac a propos joie de vivre ....
