"Dog bayou" and "rugged bayou" are respectively literal and loose English equivalents of the French phrase bayou de chien.
Specifically, the masculine noun bayou functions as a French loan word in English. The prepositional phrase de chien literally is "of dog". It may refer to a bayou whose terrain and/or waters are challenging, rugged, wild.
The pronunciation will be "ba-yoo duh shya" in French.
"The dog is eating some" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Le chien en mange.
Specifically, the masculine singular definite article le is "the". The masculine noun chien means "dog". The partitive en means "some". The verb mangetranslates as "does eat, eats, is eating".
The pronunciation will be "luh shyah-naw mawnzh" in French.
pas de chien means 'no dog' in French.
The Cajun French word for dog is chien. However in Cajun French, as well as in other forms of French, the language has masculine and feminine words. A male dog is chien and a female dog is chienne.
'un chien chaud' is the literal translation for 'a hotdog'. This isn't used - except maybe as a joke - in French.
Eau de chien mouillé in French means "wet dog water" in English.
a dog is called un chien in French, plural: des chiens.
pas de chien means 'no dog' in French.
nourrir le chien is the phrase in french. This translation means feed the dog.
A dog is translated 'un chien' in French.
"Dentist for (a) dog" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase dentiste pour chien. The pronunciation of the masculine singular prepositional phrase -- which also translates as "canine dentist" or "dog dentist" -- will be "daw-teest poor shya" in French.
mon nom de chien est rover is the translation. It means my dog name is Rover in English.
Le chien noir in French is "the black dog" in English.
'chien' means dog in English.
bon chien
Mon chien, not ma chien, is correct French. The masculine singular noun takes a masculine singular adjective since a modifier agrees with the gender of its noun, not of its possessor. The pronunciation will be "mo shya" in Alsatian and Cevenol French for the masculine singular phrase that translates as "my dog" in English.
"j'aime mon chien"
The Cajun French word for dog is chien. However in Cajun French, as well as in other forms of French, the language has masculine and feminine words. A male dog is chien and a female dog is chienne.
'un chien chaud' is the literal translation for 'a hotdog'. This isn't used - except maybe as a joke - in French.