'un billet doux'
"Aishiretu" is a Japanese term that translates to "love letter" in English. It combines "ai," meaning love, and "shiretu," which refers to writing or letters. The term evokes the sentiment of expressing affection through written communication.
Tug of love is a term that refers to a conflict of custody over a child.
"Channels" is an English equivalent of the French word Cheneaux.Specifically, the French word that begins with a capital letter refers to the Channel Islands off Michigan in the United States of America. With a small letter, the word chéneaux means "gutters." Either way, the pronunciation is "shuh-noh."
It comes from French 'fauvre', meaning wild beast. It refers to the violent colours created by some French artists prominent in 1905 - such as Matisse and Derain
"Adresse mail" in French translates to "email address" in English. It refers to the electronic address used to send and receive emails. The term combines "adresse," meaning "address," with "mail," which refers to electronic mail.
Literally, yes. Figuratively, to most people, no. The term 'four letter word' normally refers to four letter curse words.
"Aishiretu" is a Japanese term that translates to "love letter" in English. It combines "ai," meaning love, and "shiretu," which refers to writing or letters. The term evokes the sentiment of expressing affection through written communication.
"Mon amour" is a term in French that means "my love." In Spanish, the equivalent term would be "mi amor."
Renaissance literally means 'Rebirth' in French
Tug of love is a term that refers to a conflict of custody over a child.
during the 18th century before the French Revolution
The term "boutique" refers to the French word for "shop" or "store".
The three-letter term that refers to a yak is "ox."
The meaning of the term, 'sagapo', is I love you in Greek. Someone can say I love you in French by saying, Je t'aime. I love you in Macedonian is, Te Sakam.
The Eye
"Il a seize ans."
"Channels" is an English equivalent of the French word Cheneaux.Specifically, the French word that begins with a capital letter refers to the Channel Islands off Michigan in the United States of America. With a small letter, the word chéneaux means "gutters." Either way, the pronunciation is "shuh-noh."