English is an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch and is the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the Commonwealth countries while French, is the language of France. It is a Romance language spoken not only in France but also in countries colonized by France - in Africa, the Caribbean and Oceania. The French language is also spoken in parts of Belgium, Switzerland, French Guiana, Indochina, Northwestern Africa, Haiti, parts of Canada and Madagascar.Here is a list of vocabulary of the human body parts in English and French that you can learn for your general knowledge. The list of words below are intended to allow you to understand the written aspect in English and French. If you are a French learner of English or vice versa, you should find these translation of terms of the different human body parts useful.
Parts Of The Human Body In English And French
head
la tête
face
le visage
forehead
le front
throat
la gorge
neck
le cou
eye
l'œil
eyes
les yeux
eyebrow
le sourcil
eyelash
le cil
eyelid
la paupière
nose
le nez
ear
l'oreille
mouth
la bouche
tongue
la langue
lip
la lèvre
tooth
la dent
chin
le menton
hair
les cheveux
shoulder
l'épaule
arm
le bras
elbow
le coude
iris
l'iris
pupil
la pupille
wrist
le poignet
hand
la main
fingers
les doigts
finger
le doigt
fingernail
l'ongle
thumb
la pouce
chest
la poitrine
breast
sein
back
le dos
stomach
le ventre
hip
la hanche
thigh
la cuisse
leg
la jambe
vagina
vagin
penis
pénis
knee
le genou
ankle
la cheville
foot
le pied
feet
les pieds
heel
le talon
toes
le doigts de pied
bone
l'os
skin
la peau
skull
le crâne
heart
le cœur
body
le corps
cheek
la joue
brain
le cerveau
nail
l'ongle
waist
la taille
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What's French for "boobies?"
ReplyDeletePhoenix:
ReplyDeleteWell it all depends. “Boobies” (in French, bêtises) is the plural of “booby” and it can mean an ignorant or foolish person . It can also mean in English, a woman's breast whereby boob (plural boobs) or booby (plural boobies). Now, the direct translation of this term’s meaning in regards to a woman breast in French, that I do not know. May be it’s the same slang used in French.
There is also a third meaning to this term, but I’m assuming you are interested in the translation of “boobies” for the second meaning above - a woman’s breast : )
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