"Floor manager" and "floor waiter" are English equivalents of the French phrase chef d'étage. Context makes clear whether the person in charge of all of the shelves on one floor of a department store (case 1) or of clearing and serving dishes and of mixing drinks for seated customers (example 2) suits. The pronunciation will be "shef-dey-tazh" in French.
"chef" is already french... ch (as in SHining), e (as in Ever), f (as in force)... so quite easy for English speaking people... "GOD"
Patisserie is the french word for "pastry chef"
yes. It means KITCHEN or, of course, cookery - cuisine, in fact.
In Italian, cook dinner is "fare cena". But the verb "fare" is conjugated as follows: Io faccio cena - I cook dinner Tu fai cena - You cook dinner Lei/lei/lui fa cena - You (formal)/she/he cooks dinner Noi facciamo cena - We cook dinner Voi fate cena - You (plural) cook dinner Loro/loro - You (plural formal)/they cook dinner
A patron in French is a boss (not a customer). 'le chef du patron' is "the boss' chief".
"Leader" in French is translated as "chef" or "dirigeant".
Bel chef
Chef des ventes is a French equivalent of the English phrase "sales manager." The pronunciation of the prepositional phrase -- which translates literally as "chief of (the) sales" -- will be "shef dey vawnt" in French.
"Chef intern" is an English equivalent of the French phrase chef de stage. The masculine singular prepositional phrase translates literally as "cook of internship (on-the-job training)" in English. The pronunciation will be "shef duh stazh" in French.
Chef de mission would be translated 'head of mission' in English.Pronunciation: Shef deh missyon.
Il chef as a masculine singular English loan-word and il cuoco as an Italian masculine singular noun are equivalents of the English phrase "the chef." The respective pronunciations will be "eel tchehff" and "eel KWO-ko" in Italian.
Lo chef è un idiota! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "The chef is an idiot!" The declarative/exclamatory statement also translates into English as "The chef is one idiot!" The pronunciation will be "lo sheh-feh oo-nee-DYO-ta" in Italian.
"chef" is already french... ch (as in SHining), e (as in Ever), f (as in force)... so quite easy for English speaking people... "GOD"
un chef sans peur.
Patisserie is the french word for "pastry chef"
"Chef potager" is the French equivalent of the English phrase "soup chef."Specifically, the masculine noun "chef" takes "le" ("the") as its singular definite article and "un" ("a, one") as its indefinite article. The masculine noun "potager" means"soup." The pronunciation is "shehf poh-tah-zhyeh."
"The chef Hart" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Lo chef Hart.Specifically, the masculine definite article lo means "the." The masculine noun chef is a loan word from French. The pronunciation is "loh sheh-fahrt."