Nouns:
mon chéri / ma chérie = my dear
mon Cher / ma chère = my dear (more formal)
Adjectives: (ie. a dear friend)
Cher / chère
Verbs:
chérir qn/qch = to hold sb/sth dear
In a letter:
Cher / Chère / Chères / Chers = Dear...
Also:
Oh, mon Dieu! = Oh dear!
Aïe! / Oh là là! = Oh dear! (less serious)
mon Cher
Dear as in costly is couteux / couteuse.
Dear as in darling is Cher / chere.
cher/chère
Not an Italian word. Means "dear" in French.
mon cher, ma chère
it roughly translates : Oh my! /Oh dear!
Dear daughter is 'chère fille' in French.
The Cajun word for "dear" is "chère" for a female and "cher" for a male. These terms are often used as terms of endearment in Cajun French. They reflect the culture's warmth and affection in addressing loved ones.
Hunh! OK, here goes: "I speak French because I am French, my pulpit." If the word were "Cher" instead of Chaire, instead of "my pulpit", it would be, "my dear".
chers amis is how to say dear friends in French.
I am in home, dear. "dear" is not capitalized when at the end of a sentence.
Dear
Ferrari isin't French dear....its Italian....
"In a very little while, my dear!" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase À très bientôt, ma chérie! The pronunciation will be "a treh bya-to ma shey-ree" in French.