and here, young people
Young lovers
people I'm fond of
Here is my father.
on est trop jeunes = we are too young
'les gens' means 'the people' in French
A youth club
It's a French phrase that translates to "there it is" or "there you have it" in English. In English, it's usually used as a slang term to say something along the lines of "ta da." Also, it is sometimes pronounced incorrectly: said "wala" when the actual way to say it is "vwah-lah.""Voila" is used to call attention to or express satisfaction over something. EX: "Then you add onions and tomatoes to it and voila, you have a delicious pizza.""Voila" in french means "here" or "there we go!" (not meaning a place).
"Parlez des jeunes femmes" in French means "talk about the young women" in English.
toujours jeunes means, always young, or forever young....careful toujours jaunes means always yellow
Write five things your parents did when they were younger.
The young students
The term "voilà" is a French word that can be translated to English as "there you go" or "here it is." It is often used to express completion or to draw attention to something being presented or revealed.