regarder
Ultimately, it is from the same root as the word "guard" (to watch, to look after) and comes to English from the French regarder, to look at.
The word 'cherche' is the second person singular form of the verb 'chercher'. It's in the imperative of command form. So its meaning is Look [for it], or Try to find [it].
The English word library and the French word librairie are false cognates, which means they look the same but have different meanings. Here are the correct translations:library -- bibliothèquebook store -- librairie
"Word" in French is "mot" pronounced "moh"
The French word for French is "français."
Regard
comparer
grenouille is the french word for frog
The French word for "at" is "à". Eg: He is at home/ Il est à la maison. But for example, in a phrase like "Look at that girl!", when you translate it in French, the "at" is completely omitted. It would "Regarde cette fille", literally "Look that girl."
behold (to observe; look at; see) is translated "observer ; regarder ; voir" in French.
Ultimately, it is from the same root as the word "guard" (to watch, to look after) and comes to English from the French regarder, to look at.
Though the word "homme" appears to look like a word pertaining to a house, it has a totally different meaning. "Homme is a french word that means "man."
The English word derives from the French one. In Norman French it meant the coat of arms painted either on a shield or on the façade of a castle or elsewhere. Obviously the meaning has evolved from the original one.
What is the french word french of Jack ? the french word for Jack its Jacques .
The word 'cherche' is the second person singular form of the verb 'chercher'. It's in the imperative of command form. So its meaning is Look [for it], or Try to find [it].
Purple. An abergine is the French word for what Americans call eggplant.
ennuyé - just look it up on google translate! :D