magie.
you have magic hands. tu as des mains de magiciens
"Avalon" in French remains "Avalon," as it is a proper noun referring to the legendary island from Arthurian legend. The term does not have a direct translation in French, but it is often associated with themes of magic and mythology. In French literature, Avalon is depicted similarly as a mystical place linked to King Arthur and his knights.
There is only one spelling of the common word, which is "filter." The term for a magic potion, from French, may be philter or philtre.
it's magie. try using http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt it should help you out alot and get you whatever you need hope i was helpful :)
It comes from the French and means 'Light of Hand' It is another name for performing magic tricks. 'Prestidigitation' is a made-up word meaning 'Fast Fingers' and is used for the same thing.
magique
magique
you have magic hands. tu as des mains de magiciens
une baguette magique
magique (adjective) or magie
un spectacle de magie
Tre dequattro maquich
frogs and french kisses.
café noir magique (although I don't understand what could be the "magic" in coffee...)
C'est comme par magie!
Bienvenue au royaume magique
They get frozen and of course the french men make them in the french native land with potatoes and oil and preservatives and jalapeños.