Fuh is like saying F...U...C...K, but just not exactly swearing. In french it's like saying baiser, like "baisez-toi", I think.
car in France means car
Intelligence means the same in French (except the sense where it means 'information' in English)
Caravel in french means caravelle
Amanda in french means digital humanites
In French, enfant means child.
Feutre and stylo-feutre are French equivalents of the Australian English word "texta." The respective pronunciation of the masculine singular nouns -- which also translate as "felt-tipped pen," "marker," and "marking pen" elsewhere in the English-speaking world -- will be "fuht" and "stee-lo-fuht" in northerly French and "fuh-truh" and "stee-lo-fuh-truh" in southerly French.
The phrase pronounced (foh pah) is the French faux pas (a social or etiquette error).
No, it is not. Facade is a noun (fuh-SAHD, from French) meaning a building front, or a false appearance (front).
"Agrafeuse électrique" is a French equivalent of the English term "staple gun."Specifically, the feminine noun "agrafeuse" means "stapler." The feminine/masculine adjective "électrique" means "electrical." The pronunciation is "ah-grah-fuh-zeh-lehk-treek."
"Fuh dehl" is the pronunciation of the French phrase feu d'aile.Specifically, the masculine noun feu means "fire." The preposition de* means "of." The feminine noun aile means "wing." Altogether, the phrase translates as "fire wing."*The vowel e drops -- and is replaced by an apostrophe -- before a noun which begins with a vowel.
A Famas is a type of gun that is used in some militaries all around the world.its a french gun,pronouced fuh-ma
"Luciole" or "Mouche Ã? feu" may be French equivalents of "lightning bug" (Lampyridae family).The French word "luciole" is a feminine noun. Its singular definite article is "la" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "une" ("a, ne":). The French word "mouche" means "fly." The preposition "Ã?" means "to, in, at." The masculine noun "feu" means "fire." Its singular definite article is "le," and its singular indefinite article "un."The pronunciations of the two choices respectively are "lyoo-syoh" and "moo-shah-fuh."
That is the correct spelling of the word facade (fuh-sahd), from the French façade.
hahy-fuh
Music Fuh Ya' - Musica Para Tu - was created in 1976.
"Markers" is an English equivalent of the French word feutres.Specifically, the French word is a masculine noun. It may be translated as "felt-tipped pens" or "markers." The pronunciation will be "fuhtr" in central-north France and "fuh-truh" in southern France.
you AYE fuh