You can say "Tu es tellement mignon(ne) et drôle" in French to convey "You are so cute and funny."

You do not speak French = Vous ne parlez pas français.I do not speak French = Je ne parle pas français.

"He goes" in French is "il va."

You can say "Moi aussi" in French to express "mine too."

"École" is how you say school in French.

'a key' is translated 'une clé' or 'une clef' in French. Both nouns are pronounced "clay"

This translates to "My father is the son of my father and my mother" in English. It indicates that the speaker's father is the child of the speaker's grandfather and grandmother.

"Strong" in French is "fort".

You can say "arrière-arrière-arrière grand-mère" in French to refer to your great great great grandmother.

In French, you can say "coup de poing" to mean punch.

You would say "je n'ai pas décidé" in French.

"Position" in French is "position".

In French, you can say "Ça va ?" to mean "What's up?" or "Comment ça va ?" to mean "How's it hanging?"

The English nationality in French is "Anglais" for a man and "Anglaise" for a woman.

In French, you would refer to smart people as "des personnes intelligentes".

"J'ai oublie" is a French phrase that means "I forgot" in English.

Bien sûr ! N'hésitez pas à poser vos questions en français, je serai heureux de vous aider.

"Obviously" in French is "évidemment" or "de toute évidence."

subjects = les matières scolaires, les matières étudiées à l'école

les matières étudiées à l'école : l'histoire et la géographie,
le français, l'anglais,
les mathématiques ("les math")
les arts plastiques

"Châtain" in French typically refers to a chestnut or brown color.

to be angry is 'être en colère' in French.

1. Un crayon (pencil)
2. Un cahier (notebook)
3. Un livre (book)
4. Un tableau (blackboard)
5. Une chaise (chair)
6. Un stylo (pen)
7. Une gomme (eraser)
8. Un bureau (desk)
9. Une règle (ruler)
10. Un ordinateur (computer)

je peux comprendre - I can understand