1) la tête = head 2) la jambe = leg 3) le bras = arm 4) le pied =foot 5) le dos = back 6) les épaules = shoulders 7) le nez =nose 8) le coude = elbow 9) les yeux = eyes 10) les oreilles = ears Homeschoolers can take French lessons […]
1) Il est huit heures pile. = It is 8 o’clock on the dot. 2) Il est deux heures dix. = It’s 2:10. 3) Il est dix heures du soir. = It’s 10 pm. 4) Il est cinq heures du mat(in) = It’s 5 am. 5) Il est deux heures et demie. = It is […]
1) (una) silla = chair 2) (una) mochila (Lat Am) = a backpack 3) (los) deberes (Spain) = homework (“la tarea” in Latin America) 4) (la) pluma (Lat Am) = pen (el bolígrafo aka “el boli” in Spain) 5) (el) escritorio = the desk
1) (un) cheval = a horse 2) (une) niche = a dog house 3) (une) corde = a rope 4) (un) but = a goal (in sports or in life) 5) (une) tête = a head
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A door knob is une poignée in French, and un pomo in Spanish. Note that “une poignée de main” is a handshake in French.
“Tiles” that you find in your kitchen for instance are called “le carrelage“, it’s a singular term like “hair” in English. In Spanish, it is “la baldosa” (one “piece” of tile, like in English). As far as “roof tiles” go, they are called “une tuile” in French, and “una teja” in Spanish. In both languages, […]
“To save a life” in French is “sauver une vie“, & “salvar una vida” in Spanish. To save money is “économiser de l’argent” (or “épargner” which is an older verb), while it is “ahorrar dinero” or in Spanish. To save time in French is “gagner du temps” (gain time). In Spanish, you can either say […]