"Est-ce que tu aimes les bonbons ?"
l'oreille bonbons
In French, cotton candy is called "barbe à papa." The term translates literally to "dad's beard," reflecting the fluffy, spun sugar's appearance. It is a popular treat at fairs and carnivals in France, just as it is in many other countries.
anjane in french is like ajana`e
Je l'aime
You say, "zut" ! It sounds like 'zoot'
candy is called "sucrerie" in French.
Bonbon. (Candy) Le bonbon. (The candy)
l'oreille bonbons
Plus de bonbons
Passer les bonbons.
le pays des bonbons
Vous aimez le bonbon
bonbon but i would spell it like bombon because thats how the french should spell it
Same way just with alittle accent
'Barbe à papa rose'
I like your style is "j'aime ton style" in French.
There are a few possible translations, but le moire is probably the most basic. Not to be confused with moiré, as in moiré taffeta.