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What does the french word candeaux mean in English?
un cadeau (masc., plural: cadeaux) is a present, a gift in French. les cadeaux d'anniversaire: the birthday gifts
What does les cadeaux de noel mean?
Christmas presents
What is the origin of the word cadeaux?
The word cadeaux roughly translated into English means gifts. As most of the French language has existed for a long time finding the origin of the world is incredibly difficult.
How do you say les misérables in English?
Is English it is "The Miserables".
What is les soupes in English?
La soupe is 'the soup' in English. The plural is 'les soupes'.
What does the french word candeaux mean in English?
un cadeau (masc., plural: cadeaux) is a present, a gift in French. les cadeaux d'anniversaire: the birthday gifts
What does les cadeaux de noel mean?
Christmas presents
What is 'gift shop' when translated from English to French?
Magasin de cadeaux/ Boutique de cadeaux
What does the french word les cadeaux de Noel mean?
Christmas presents
What pourquoi aimes tu les cadeaux means in ingglesh?
Translation: Why do you love gifts?
What is 'cadeaux de la mer' when translated from French to English?
La vie en mer in French means "life at sea" in English.
How do you say thank you for making me happy in French?
Merci pour les cadeaux aimables [mare-see poor lay kah-doh A-may-ble] or.... Merci pour la cadeaux jolie [mare-see poor la kah-doh zgo-lee]
What is the origin of the word cadeaux?
The word cadeaux roughly translated into English means gifts. As most of the French language has existed for a long time finding the origin of the world is incredibly difficult.
What is french word 'presents' in English?
"présents" ("cadeaux" is much more usual) means "gifts"
How do you say some presents in french?
des cadeaux / quelques cadeaux
What does un cadeau mean?
A small gift, a present.
What is 'les sabots de Noël' when translated from French to English?
un sabot (masc.) is a wooden shoe (a clog). Les sabots de Noël would be translated "the Christmas clogs", which does not really mean anything. It's more likely to be "les cadeaux de Noël" (the Christmas gifts), although in the countryside a century ago, clogs were put besides the chimney on Christmas Eve, instead of stocking or socks.
