Bra is an abbreviation of a French word, but I suppose you already knew that.
In Tagalog, some English words are incorporated. Therefore, some English words do not have a Tagalog translation. "Bra" in Tagalog is still "bra".
You can say "me nua bra" in Twi to mean "my brother."
You get close to the French pronunciation by juxtaposing the English word "bra" and the sound "ee". "bra-ee". (A phonetic spelling is /bʁɑj/, assuming the font shows up properly)
In Brazilian Portuguese, you can say "Tire o sutiã."
To say "French assignment" in French, you can say "devoir de français."
Embrassez-moi em bra say moi
le bra
It is bra.
Bra is a contraction of the French word brassiere.
To say bra in spanish is the word "Sostan"
The 2013 French study says that women are better off without a bra as bras could be restricting supporting tissues from developing and that bras might lead to breasts sagging even more.
bra great guy = bra kille great marks = bra betyg
"hola bra" or "hola sosten"
Bra.
je porte un soutien-gorge, j'ai un soutien-gorge (also familiarly called 'soutif')
you should say,"Mom, I need a bra soon" as weird as that sounds you should
Just say mum I need a bra