chéri (male)
chérie (female)
It's most commonly used for "darling".
Cherie
masculine- 'avec mon cheri' or feminine- 'avec ma cherie'
The word from French is negligee, which is negligée in French.
You would spell it "sushi" because the word is Japanese.
The French word for inis . . .Dans Les
Cherie
assuming you mean as in to spell a word -- ecouter
The word 'cheri' most commonly means beloved or darling. But it also may take on the meaning of 'boyfriend'. It's the masculine form of the word. So French speakers and writers apply the word to a male.
If by pants you mean trousers then the word is un pantalon curiously the word is singular in french.
That's correct for the French name and the French word for "fish". Did you mean the English word "poison"?
it's not French . Nor is it a common word in English. What is the word you actually mean by 'tyeish'?
If you spell it "fromage" it's the French word for cheese.
Sotchi isn't a French word, but one of the ways the French spell the town of SOCHI in Russia.
Cherie can mean "Babe" Or a word for "Girlfriend" Or "Luv" But if its a friend it should be alright luv
masculine- 'avec mon cheri' or feminine- 'avec ma cherie'
The word 'cherie' is French for 'darling'. It's the feminine form of the endearment. The masculine form is 'cheri'. So 'Jefferson' and 'cherie' are a linguistic possibility if 'Jefferson' refers to a female.
it should have come from the french word ``cherie'', which means darling.