"Salvation Port" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Port Salut. The masculine singular phrase most famously references the cheese named in honor of the Abbaye Notre-Dame du Port du Salut of Entrammes, Pays de la Loire, France and thereby represents a shortened form of Port du Salut. The pronunciation will be "por sa-lyoo" in French.
The English port of Dover is called Douvres in French
"They're wearing it...a jacket!" is an English equivalent of the French phrase On la porte...une veste! The pronunciation of the clothes-related independent clause in the third person impersonal singular of the present indicative -- which also translates as "One is (or We are) bearing (bringing, carrying) it...a jacket!" in the possible context of knowing that something will be seen and then adding what the object is when it becomes visible -- will be "oh la port yoon vest" in French.
"The door" is the English meaning of the French name Laporte.Specifically, the word functions as a proper noun. It is formed by combining the feminine singular definite article la("the") and the feminine noun porte ("door"). The pronunciation will be "la-port" in French.
The uncapitalized word "rochelle" means "mezzanine", but the capitalized name "Rochelle" does not exist in French, although it is present in the Atlantic port town of "La Rochelle". It comes from "roc" or "roche", meaning "rock", which is what La Rochelle's harbor is built upon.
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"Port of Spain" and "Spain's port" are English equivalents of the French phrase Port d'Espagne. The pronunciation will be "por deh-span" in more northerly French and "por deh-spa-nyuh" in more southerly French.Port d'Espagne or Port of Spain is the name of the capital of Trinidad and Tobago.
Cheese is the type of food represented by Port Salut. The mild-flavored, orange-rinded, semi-soft, pasteurized cow's milk cheese in question memorializes the Abbey of Notre Dame du Port du Salut in Entrammes, Pays de la Loire, France. The pronunciation will be "port sa-lyoo" in French.
"Door" is an English equivalent of the French word porte. The feminine singular noun also translates into English as "gate," "gateway," or "slalom gate" in such special contexts as airports and ski resorts. The pronunciation will be "port" in French.
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The English port of Dover is called Douvres in French
Translated into English, Puerto Rico means "Rich Port".
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"The number 3 has a green door" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Le numéro trois a une porte verte. The pronunciation of the declarative statement will be "luh nyoo-mey-ro twa yoon port verte" in French.