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safe to assume you meant "word" and not "work"? célèbre the french for ' work for famous'= travaux de célèbres the french word for 'famous'= célèbres
He is going to work is "il va travailler" in French.
The correct spelling is "present," as in "present your work nicely."
The likely word is "associate" (to work together, or a colleague).
There is a compound word form "schoolwork," but the two-word "school work" is just as likely to be used to mean the same thing.
Yes - les devoirs
i actully dont know if you need help all you need to do is go on google translate. Just type in lamp and it shows up in french if you clcik french obviously you will work it out
Spell-check! I will assume you mean *fired*. And the answer is no.
Car or Autobus. But next time, you should really use a translator and work it out for yourself.
The word from French is spelled hors d'oeuvres(appetizers).It means "outside the work (meal)". The English pronunciation is (aw-durvz).
"Isabelle" is a name, so you spell it "Isabelle" in French or any other language. "Restaurant" is originally a French word, so it's spelled "Restaurant". The possessive in French does work a little differently... I'm not positive, but I think the whole thing would come out as "Restaurant Isabelle".
Hors d'œuvreIt's French for "apart from the main work".
yes but no homework is two words but put together with not space (you spell it homework not home work)
Vocabulaire means vocabulary in french. If you are a boy i like you. Thankyou for answering my question how can you compleate home work without cheating?
The word from French is spelled hors d'oeuvres(appetizers).It means "outside the work (meal)". The English pronunciation is (aw-durvz).
I have often used Babylon translation to translate English to Japanese. It will translate in over 75 languages, so I hope you will be able to do your work.
vous êtes rentré(e) à la maison après le travail