its the same word but different saying
yes, it is French.
Its actually a French expression - idee fixe which means a fixed idea, an obsession.
'ça te va?' is a familiar expression for 'does that fit you / do you agree?' in French.
extatique is how you say ecstatic in french
occupé is how you say engaged in French
In French, you would say "LALALA" the same way as in English, as it is an onomatopoeic expression.
It is not a word but it is an expression and in French it is "et patati-et-patata"
Sweet sixteen is not an expression that translates into French. It is an English idiom.
The French expression for "who am I to say" or "what would I know" is "Qui suis-je pour dire" or "Que sais-je".
The translation would be vin noir, but I'm not sure such expression is existing in french
very simply: ENFIN! (an expression which literally translates to finally!)
La maison de mes rêves
What is the meaning of the expression ? I googled it but didn't find any occurence.
happy new year = In French (Bonne année)More infos about French expressions and idioms:http://french-expressions.com
To say "Happy Friday" in French, you can say "Joyeux vendredi." Another common expression is "Bon vendredi." Both phrases convey a cheerful greeting for the end of the week.
The French expression, modelled after the English one, is "surfer sur internet".Surfer sur Internet.
sang froid is the French expression for "cold blood"cold-hearted is sans coeur