'Croire' is a French equivalent of 'Believe' in the sense of 'to believe'. It's the present form of the infinitive. It's pronounced 'kwahr'.
'Crois' is an equivalent in the sense of '[you] believe'. It's the imperative form for the singular, informal 'you' ['tu']. It's pronounced 'kwah'
'Croyez' is an equivalent in the sense of '[you] believe' also. But it's the imperative form for the plural 'you' ['vous']. It's pronounced 'kwah-yeh'.
to believe is translated 'croire' in French
"Believe" in French is "croire."
"I believe" in French is spelled "Je crois."
I believe that is french for beef.
"Zoo" is "zoo" in French, believe it or not!
No == I believe he is either French or French Canadian.
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I believe you say "packed" comble in French.
I believe he was the leader of The French Army during the French Revolution.
croire
French, I believe.
Je crois (from verb "croire") means "I believe / I think" in French. "Je ne crois pas" is the negative statement (I don't believe).