Salade mélangée is a French equivalent of 'mixed greens'. The feminine noun 'salade' means 'salad', and has 'la' ['the'] and 'une' ['a, one'] as its respective definite and indefinite articles. The feminine adjective 'mélangée' means 'mixed'. All together, they're pronounced 'sah-lahd meh-lawn-zheh'.
"Corner of laws" is an English equivalent of the mixed French and Spanish phrase Rincón de Loix. The prepositional phrase most famously references hotels in Spain, of which those in the southeast-central city of Benidorm have a high-profile internet presence. The pronunciation will be "reen-KON they lwa" in mixed French and Spanish.
Collards (brassica oleracea) are callec "chou communs" in French. Collard greens or leaves would be "des feuilles de chou".
Buon appetito, amore mio! is an Italian equivalent of the mixed English and French phrase "Bon appétit, my love!" The phrase translates literally as "(Have a) good appetite, my love!" in English. The pronunciation will be "bwo-NAP-pey-TEA-to a-MO-rey MEE-o" in Pisan Italian.
"Meteo 12 jours" is a french phrase that translates to 12 day weather forecast. Is is a common phrase that would be encountered in most French language newspapers and news programs.
The phrase "ze debilos" is not French.
As they are "mixed" the answer could be anything between 2-5 cups.
"Corner of laws" is an English equivalent of the mixed French and Spanish phrase Rincón de Loix. The prepositional phrase most famously references hotels in Spain, of which those in the southeast-central city of Benidorm have a high-profile internet presence. The pronunciation will be "reen-KON they lwa" in mixed French and Spanish.
"To be friends" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase être amis. The phrase may be applied to male friends or to a mixed group of female and male friends. The pronunciation will be "eh-tra-mee" in French.
A reputed real estate player- Lotus Greens unveils a new Mixed Use development project -Lotus Greens SquareNoida.
"Do you speak allemand?" is a mixed English and French equivalent of the mixed French and English phrase Parlez-vous German? The question may be heard asked by tourists in French and German-speaking regions of Germany, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The pronunciation will be "par-ley-voo al-maw" in northerly French and "par-ley-voo a-luh-maw" in southerly French.
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"Phrase" is called "phrase" in French.
I cavoli is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "collard greens".Specifically, the masculine plural definite article imeans "the". The masculine plural noun cavoli translates as "collard greens". The pronunciation will be "ee kah-VOH-lee" in Italian.
mixed greens
Collards (brassica oleracea) are callec "chou communs" in French. Collard greens or leaves would be "des feuilles de chou".
The French word for mixed is "mélangé."
Several different colors are possible. Greens (the Statue of Liberty is a famous example), blues (often mixed with greens), and browns are all common.