One could say "J'ai besoin d'un manteau".
J'ai is the combination of the pronoun "je" (meaning I) and ai (the first person form of avoir, which means have, am having or do have). They are combined with the apostrophe because ai begins with a vowel, and the liaison (combination of sounds), makes the words flow better.
A subject + besoin de + a noun is a phrase which means "I need (the noun)".
"Un manteau" is an overcoat, and once again de become d' because un starts with a vowel.
yes, "en quelle langue" is the French translation of "in what language"
In French, "with" is typically translated as "avec."
(une) langue secrète
The word for "magical" in French is "magique."
In French, "morning" is said as "matin".
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To say the word beard in the French language you say barbe. This word is said as barba in the Italian language and in Latin it is mentum.
yes, "en quelle langue" is the French translation of "in what language"
comment dire language
"Französisch Sprache."
In French, "with" is typically translated as "avec."
la langue de la langue françaiseIn English we do not say "the language of French." We say the "language of France," or the "French language." La langue française, in either case.
(une) langue secrète
To say the words more touch in the French language you say plus tactile.