"Tu es méchant" to males and "Tu es méchante" to females are French equivalents of "You are wicked."
Specifically, the personal pronoun "tu" means "you." The verb "es" means "(You) are." The adjectives "méchant" et "méchante" mean "wicked."
The respective pronunciations are "tyoo eh meh-shaw" and "tyoo eh meh-shawnt."
méchants
"Méchante" or "la Méchante" may be French equivalents of "wicked one."Specifically, the feminine singular adjective "méchante" means "wicked." The feminine singular definite article "la" means "the." With the article, the phrase may be translated into English as "the wicked one" or "wicked one."The pronunciation is "lah meh-shawnt."
"Wicked" is an English equivalent of the French word méchant. The masculine singular adjective also translates as "evil," "hurtful," "spiteful" and "unkind" in English. The pronunciation will be "mey-shaw" in French.
If it's a he: méchantIf it's a she: méchante"Méchant" for a male and "Méchante" for a female are French equivalents of "wicked."Specifically, the French equivalents are masculine and feminine forms of an adjective. The masculine is pronunced "meh-shaw." The feminine is pronunced "meh-shawnt."
le monde est méchant
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One of the most recent television shows that Kate French starred in would be "Wicked Wicked Games". This show originally aired during the years of 2006 to 2007.
The cast of Unseen Power of the Wicked Catherine French - 2009 includes: Denise Costard as Bella Dwale Shaunessy Hamilton as Catherine French Sean McCutcheon as Dimus Jen Sheppard as Dem Dawn
"Monsieur Méchant" is a literal French equivalent of "Mr Wicked."Specifically, the masculine singular noun "Monsieur" means "Sir, Mr." The masculine singular adjective "méchant" means "wicked." In this context, it is acting as a last name. If it goes before the noun, then the meaning changes to "wicked Mr" ("méchant monsieur").The pronunciation is "meh-shaw muh-syuhr."
The word felon originates from Middle English: from Old French, literally 'wicked, a wicked person' (oblique case of fel'evil'), from medieval Latin fello, fellon-.
Wicked Wicked Games was created on 2006-12-06.
Wicked Wicked Games ended on 2007-03-06.