Jealous Mountain
"Le Moulin Rouge" means the red windmill.
Je suis jaloux (male speaking) - Je suis jalouse (female speaking)
"jalouse" is a feminine adjective. The masculine is 'jaloux'.
Basically, you say either "Je suis jaloux" for a boy and "Je suis jalouse" for a girl, but never "Je suis jalousie", cuz that'd mean "I am jealousy." Hope that helps :] Xxx
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"Le Moulin Rouge" means the red windmill.
N'est pas jaloux! in French is "Is not jealous!" in English.
The French translation for jealous is "jaloux" for masculine form and "jalouse" for feminine form.
You would say "j'étais jaloux" if you are male, or "j'étais jalouse" if you are female in French.
Nous sommes jaloux
Je suis jaloux (male speaking) - Je suis jalouse (female speaking)
ne soyez pas jaloux/jalouse
arrête d'être jaloux / jalouse
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Well, darling, in French, "jealous" is "jaloux" for a man and "jalouse" for a woman. So if you're feeling envious and want to express it in the language of love, you can say "Je suis jaloux" or "Je suis jalouse." Just remember, jealousy is a green-eyed monster that doesn't discriminate based on language.
To say "I am so jealous!" in French, you could say Je suis assez jaloux!
I have read it means - Beloved and is Irish in origin