Published Saturday, September 01, 2007
Here are a few family names in French and English. Whether you are a learner of the French Language, know little about it or not, you can learn a few family names in French here. Learning a second language can be fun and at the same time challenging. However, you don’t have to speak a language in order to know and use any of its word/s that can come in very handy when you least expect it. Now check out the few family names in French listed below.
Family Names in English and French
| Family Name in English | Family Name in French | | husband | mari | | wife | épouse | | children | enfants | | son | fils | | daughter | fille | | father | père | | mother | mère | | brother | frère | | sister | soeur | | grandfather | grand-père
| | grandmother | grand-mère | | uncle | oncle | | aunt | tante | | nephew | neveu | | niece | nièce | | cousin | cousin
| | brother-in-law | beau-frère
| | sister-in-law | belle soeur
| | father-in-law | beau-pere | | mother-in-law | belle mère
| | son-in-law | beau fils
| | daughter-in-law | belle fille |
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Published Sunday, July 29, 2007
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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Published Saturday, June 30, 2007
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 are a few English and French words which are intended to allow you to understand the written aspect of French for the Days of the Week and the Months of the Year. If you are just learning the French language or for those who know little or no French, you should find these basic words from the language, in the calendar below useful.
Days of the Week in English and French| Days of the Week in English | Days of the Week in French | Monday
| Lundi |
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| Tuesday
| Mardi |
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| Wednesday
| Mercredi |
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| Thursday
| Jeudi |
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| Friday
| Vendredi |
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| Saturday
| Samedi |
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| Sunday
| Dimanche | Month of the Year in English and French
| Month of the Year in English | Month of the Year in French | January
| Janvier |
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| February
| Février |
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| April
| Avril |
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| May
| Mai |
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| June
| Juin |
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| July
| Juillet |
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| August
| Août |
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| September
| Septembre |
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| October
| Octobre |
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| November
| Novembre |
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| December
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