yes, homme is translated man in English.
It depends on the context either which or what Quel homme es-tu vu ? : which man did you see? Quel est la nom de cet homme ? : what is the name of this man? Quel homme ! : what a man ! Quel is used when the object of the question is masculine singular, for feminine: quelle, plural: quels/quelles
(verb) husband, male, man.
Translated from the Latin, it means "behold the man".
There is no such word as "saman" in English. Do you perhaps mean "shaman", a witch doctor or medicine man in a tribal religion. Or maybe you mean "salmon", a freshwater fish.
man ajale nadaram means I'm not in a hurry
It can mean - which man? or what a man!
A man.
'Un habile homme' means 'an able man' in English.
"Un homme français" translates to "a French man" in English.
"Homme" is a French word that translates to "man" or "male" in English.
I kiss you young man
a man
It means: "What can a man do?"
un homme = a man des hommes, les hommes = men "les hommes" can also be used to mean "mankind".
In English, French pour homme means "for man". It's possible that the "s" is missing from the end of this - pour hommes would mean "for men", but the "s" is silent.
I am a man
homme