French very rarely uses the letter K. The only adjective that comes to mind is kafkaesque.
képi, kermesse, kiosque, kangourou, kérosène, kilogramme, kilomètre, kaléidoscope, kiwi, fakir contain the letter K in French.
The tail on the letter c in a French word is called a cedilla. It is used under the letter c to give it the "s" sound instead of the hard "k" sound when it appears before the vowels a, o, or u.
Kourou, located in French Guiana, is a town from where most European satellites are launched.
Kehl-see is a French pronunciation of 'Kelsie'. The name isn't native to France. Generally, French language speakers are more likely to choose the letter 'c' for a hard 'c' ['k'] sound than the letter 'k'.
"Kafkaïen" is a French adjective that has a "k" in it. It is used to describe situations that are surreal, complex, or nightmarish, similar to the themes explored in the works of Franz Kafka.
· kindhearted
Not a lot of words in K in french... Kaki (khaki), Kitsch, Kamikaze.. Nothing really nice..
There are no adjectives that begin with the letter k that mean to be thankful.
kafkaïen: pertaining to the universe of the stories of the writer Franz Kafka.
kaleidoscopic
king kongian
Kaki
kaleidoscopic
Keen, Key, kiddy and kind are adjectives. Klutzy, kosher and kinetic are adjectives.
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· knowledgeable
* knowledgeable