a seal in French is un phoque. yes this word in French sounds like the f word in English. by the way, it is not funny when people say this, it is just what it sounds like in French!
a seal (marine animal) is 'un phoque' in French.
This is how you spell "seal" in french: seal
A seal is 'un phoque' in French and it is masculine, it is pronounced like the f word yet not spelled the same.
Le phoque de Groenland
a baby seal = un bébé phoque un phoque (pronounced un foc)
le seal
a seal (marine animal) is 'un phoque' in French.
This is how you spell "seal" in french: seal
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A seal is 'un phoque' in French and it is masculine, it is pronounced like the f word yet not spelled the same.
un phoque
The proper term in french is "F*ck" (No, I am not making this up!)
sil' vous plais (seal vous play)
Le phoque de Groenland
The purpose of the French door seal between doors is to provide a tight seal when the doors are closed, helping to prevent drafts, noise, and moisture from entering or escaping. This seal contributes to the functionality of the doors by improving energy efficiency, sound insulation, and overall comfort in the space where the doors are installed.
The official seal of Napoleon is currently housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It is an intricately designed circular seal featuring Napoleon's profile, wreaths, and heraldic symbols. The seal was used during Napoleon's reign as Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1814.
Andre. This is French for Andrew. Story is based in part on fact, a man in Maine named Harry A Goodrich ( as I recall) had a captive seal named- Andre.