if - or yes (in answer to a negative question)
"Si" in French can have different meanings depending on the context. It can mean "if" when used as a conditional conjunction. It can also mean "yes" in response to a negative question, or be used to contradict a negative statement.
"Especially if".
"Si vous trouvez" in French means "if you find" in English.
The French word 'si' can have several meanings depending on the context. It can mean 'yes' when used to contradict a negative statement, or it can mean 'if' when used in conditional sentences. Additionally, it can also be used to refer to something contrary or opposite.
"So true" in French is "Tellement vrai" or "Si vrai".
"Si" Avec des "si", on mettrait Paris en bouteille = using some "if", we could put Paris in a bottle
"if" is translated "si" in French
If
If I were you
Si but it can also mean so, as in "I have so much to do."
and well, yes
"Especially if".
"vous (êtes) si gentil" means you (are) so nice in French.
you look very cute its french
you are so good at that
"si bon" means "so good" in French. Used in a complete phrase, it might be the last two-thirds of a common French expression "C'est si bon" or "It is good"/ "That's good"/ "It's so good" in English.
SI is short (in French) for International System; the international system of units, used all over the World.
Si is the word in french to define the conditionnal.