Frites= french fries
hmm, this should be fun, let's see...
fou, fiche, fourmi, franc, flic, fric, fleur, foire, faire, flamme, fête, fille, frère, fin, faim, famille, foi, fois, foie, faner, filer, four, fourchette, frotter, frapper, fabuleux, fantastique, fournir, falloir, faillir, fondre, flexible, flou, flan, flotter, forêt, filet, fusée, fusionner, face, franchir, fuguer, foutre, familier...
Actually, W is not a French letter and all those following words comes from other languages, from English mostly.
This is the exhaustive list :
Wading (fishing in river)
Wagage - (river silt used as fertilizer)
Wagnérien (adj from the Musician Wagner) - V
Wagon (from English Wagon) - V (can be followed by another name according to the use of the wagon)
Wagonnet (little Wagon) - V
Wahhabisme (a Muslim political movement)
Wahhabite (Noun : person who belongs to Wahhabisme - also adjective referring to it)
Wali : Algerian civil servant leading a waliya.
Walkman
Wallabi - the marsupial
Walligant(e) - Noun and adj - A Walloon in favour of Wallony's independance
Wallisien (ienne) - A Wallis islands inhabitant
Wallon (onne) - From Wallony
Wampum - algonquin's jewelry
Wap
Wapiti
Wargame
Warning(s) - (the noun for the warning light on a car)
Warrant (The warrant in finance)
Warranter - (To give a warrant to a creditor)
Wasabi - (the Japanese sauce)
Wasp - (like in English)
Wassingue - A Belgian noun for a floorcloth
Water-closet (the toilets)
Watergang - (A Belgian word for a path along a canal)
Waterpolo (The sport)
Waterproof (like in English)
Waterzoï - a food made with fish in Belgium
Watt - (the power unit in electricity)
Wattmetre (The instrument to measure the electric power)
Wattman - a person who drives a tramway
Wax - A high quality cotton from Africa
Web - Webcam
Weber - Unit of magnetic induction flux - V
Except ones which pronounciation is V (quoted V), the W is spelt the English way (the good way !!) :0))
All of these are taken from "Le Petit Larousse" dictionary
ecouter, escargot, eau, enfant, effet, effort, emballage, embarras, emblème, embonpoint
gare (station)
génération (...)
gérer (administer, manage)
gagner (to win)
griffer (to scratch)
giffler (to slap)
french fries
french toast
french kiss
french bread
french dressing
balaquni
Mittens in french is moufles (f).
let the party begin
To say crazy in French, fou,(f-oo)
You pronounce it the same way in french as you do in english, only with a french accent.
Devise (f)
Le(m) La(f) l'(words begin with dowel)
No it is not. In fact, There are no Hebrew names that begin with F, because Hebrew words cannot begin with the F sound
utile
Faithful, fashionable, fascinating, faultless, fearless, flawless and fun are positive words. They begin with F.
Fiddle, fife, flute and French horn are musical instruments. They begin with the letter f.
faquirs
Flats, French Paris Jeans
fanfawnfalconfallenfascinationfestoonfinflotationfissionfissionflirtationfluctuationflanflattenfloatationformationforeignfrozenfactionfictionfoundationforgottenfutonforbiddenformationformalizationfrownfrightenfreshenfractionfrustrationfunfunction
faithfetchfishfilthfurbishfetishfurnishfifthfourthfourteenthfifteenthfortiethfiftiethflinchforthflashflushfleshfreshfrothfinishflourishfootpathfreakish
Frequent.
yeah!
garcon