The word 'perce-neige' means snowdrop. So it's part of the cold weather vocabulary. Other appropriate terms include 'chute de neige', for 'snowfall'; 'congère', for 'snow drift'; and 'tempête de neige', for 'snowstorm'.
tomber is the French verb for 'to fall (down)' and 'la neige' means 'the snow' 'tombe la neige' is an expression meaning that you don't mind about something - that is, you won't worry as you can't prevent the snow from falling. It is often used in the sense of "I couldn't care less".
snowball
(at the) sand.
as usual, routine
The young students
la neige is translated 'snow' in English.
'un flocon [de neige]'
Star of the snow.
Snowman multicolored
monter les blancs en neige means "beat egg whites until stiff" in French.
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la planche means the plank, the wooden board in French.
il neige (verb) means it is snowing.
'La phrase', in French, means 'sentence' in English
tomber is the French verb for 'to fall (down)' and 'la neige' means 'the snow' 'tombe la neige' is an expression meaning that you don't mind about something - that is, you won't worry as you can't prevent the snow from falling. It is often used in the sense of "I couldn't care less".
The French equivalent of the English phrase, to have, is: avoir.
The word "sentence" in French translates to "phrase" or "proposition."