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How do you say paws in french?
its roquet. i think is pronounced (row-QUAY)
What does the word boude mean in Cajun french?
To pout or be angry. Ex: He bouded all day long because he couldn't go fishing with his paw paw.
How do you say paw in Japanese?
ashi nikukyuu (肉球) could also be used.
How do you say white paw in japanese?
You could say 'shiroi ashi,' written:　白い足
How do you say meatballs in french?
to say meatballs in french you say: boulettes
How do you say give me your paw?
You can say that any way you want, but the way I taught my dog is: "Shake". Some other ways that that you could use: paw, high five, or just simply "Give me your paw."
How do you say 'I give up' in French?
I give up is " J'abandonne " in French.
How do you say paw print on Japanese?
cat paw print
What might a dog owner say?
Not in the house! Sit. Fetch. Give us a paw. Down boy. Walkies!
Sue asked her dog Spot to give her his paw What is the probability that Spot will give her his left front paw?
25%
How do you say to give in french?
à donner
How do you say paws in french?
its roquet. i think is pronounced (row-QUAY)
What is 'paw' when translated from English to French?
Patte is a French equivalent of the English "paw." The pronunciation of the feminine singular noun -- which may be preceded by the feminine singular definite (la, "the") or indefinite (une, "a, an") articles -- will be "paht" in French.
How do you say give me some in french?
To say "give me some" in French, you can say "donne-moi en."
How do you say give me that in french?
Give me that: Donnez moi ca! Give it to me: Donnez le moi!
How can you say give me hack please in french?
Give me hack please in french is Donnez-moi s'il vous plaît pirater
What is 'les pantoufles' when translated from French to English?
"The slippers" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase les pantoufles. The pronunciation of the feminine plural definite article and noun will be "ley paw-toof" in northerly French and "ley paw-too-fluh" in southerly French.
