It helps to say it correctly in English, first. "Your so flawless." is meaningless.
"You're so flawless." is probably what you mean to say. That translates as:
"Tu es si impeccable." (To ay see am-pek-AH-bluh)
sans défaut, parfait(e)
parfait ou sans faute
Flawless means without imperfection, without flaws, or perfect. So the opposite of flawless would be imperfect, or flawed.
"Flawless" is an adjective. It describes something that is free from flaws or imperfections, indicating a state of perfection or excellence. For example, one might say, "Her performance was flawless."
To say "I am so jealous!" in French, you could say Je suis assez jaloux!
There is no "won't" in french, so you say the opposite of I will. Je ne vais pas.
Egality in french is "égalité" Not so different :)
"Believe" in French is "croire."
It is a French noun, so it is the same, "turquoise".
A Flawless Fete is South Pasadena, FL, United States. A Flawless Fete is a perfect party. FETE, when accented properly, is a French word for party. For instance, my business is Flawless Fete s by D... I am a CMP|CWP. Hence, I plan everything from corporate events to dinner parties and wedding. A FETE is an event, a thing-not a place.
"So is life" can be translated to "C'est la vie" in French.
In French, Greg is spelled and pronounced the same way as in English. So, you would simply say "Greg" in French.