If one is only waiting for one person that is familiar, like a friend:
Je t'attend = I am waiting for you
Il/Elle t'attend = He/She is waiting for you
Ils/Elles t'attendent = They are waiting for you
Nous t'attendons = We are waiting for you
If one is waiting for more than one person or someone to be respected, then replace the " t' " with "vous" (Je vous attend = I am waiting for you, etc.)
because their waiting for someone
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You can use the term Pere for father, or Papa is also used in French.
manger dehors
the boy is waiting is 'le garçon attend' in French.
"attendre quelqu'un"
to form a waiting line is spelled 'faire la queue' or 'former une file d'attente' in French.
vous attendez toujours/encore
j'attends mon bebe
The French term for the enlightened thinkers was "Les Philosophes."
It's "waiting with BATED breath". To bate is to reduce, lessen or diminish. Waiting with bated breath implies waiting with such suspense that one is hardly breathing.
This simply a quote from the french movie the chorus.
J'attends le bus
"Je t'attends, viens" means "I'm waiting for you, come" in French.
"Le mal de mer" is the French term for seasickness.
The root word for "waiting" is "wait." It comes from the Old North French word "waitier," meaning to watch or guard.