Bonjour Moniseur/Madame/Madamoiselle
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It means, "to call the roll," as in roll call.
I will call him is "je l'appellerai ...." or "je vais l'appeler ...." in French.
To spell "call" in French, you would write "appel."
You would call the word "unity" in French as "unité."
crown in french accent
a baguette
It is konrow.For you white people you call it French Braid.It looks like your hair is braded and is sticking to your head.
a cinnamon roll is translated 'un bâton de canelle' in French.
Planet Roll Call was created on 2009-02-18.
It means, "to call the roll," as in roll call.
Brioche
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Faire rouler ("to make roll around"), rouler ("to roll around"), and se rouler ("to make oneself roll around") are French equivalents of the English phrase "to roll around." The respective pronunciations of the present infinitive will be "feh-roo-ley," "roo-ley," and "sroo-ley" in French.
Words that include "roll" and a hyphen can include "roll-over," "roll-call," and "roll-out." These terms are often used in specific contexts, such as "roll-over" in finance or insurance, "roll-call" in attendance or meetings, and "roll-out" in product launches or implementations. The hyphen helps clarify the relationship between the words.
French call their country France.
apparently not!
Brioche (11 across on today's Times 2 crossword)