"Jour à foix" is a French phrase that translates to "day at a time" in English. It often conveys the idea of taking life or challenges one day at a time, emphasizing patience and gradual progress. This expression can be associated with mindfulness and living in the moment.
'de jour' is French for 'by day'.
up to date
The day of the examination.
I'll love you always, more each day
the day of the year
Day.
'de jour' is French for 'by day'.
le jour du souvenir is translated Remembrance Day in English.
up to date
It means- A big day
the day of remembrance - an anniversary of something
The day of the examination.
this is (definitely) not my lucky day
How was your day at school? (This is English transposed into French)
a day without bread is...
Bon jour in French is "good day" in English.
What does quel jour est-ce mean?Question type of sentence.'Jour" : day --> representation/ positionning in time space'est-ce": is it? /What? --> interogationAnswer: Quel jour est-ce? (What day is it?)