to try is translated "essayer" in French
(J') essaie means (I) try in French.
I try
yes
It depends on the sense of the word. It could mean an essay, a written text with a set of characteristics. It could also mean a try, as in give it a try.
No. 'Libra' translates to 'Bookseller'. Try 'réserver' or 'livre' for book.
If you mean sweet and sour try "aigre-doux"
"babilou" means nothing in French. It brings to mind some childish talk like when people try to "communicate" with babies.
"let us try" :) it's french.
"essayer" is to try, to attempt in French. "Réessayer" is to try again."Réessayez dans ...." translates as '[you] try again in[some time from now]"
"Lou Lou" is an informal term of endearment in French, often used as a nickname for someone named Louis. It is similar to saying "Louie" in English.
It does not mean anything in French.
Certainly not (most french people will know what it means though)Try bonjour (good day)or salut (hi)