What does this mean in French?

To talk about the natural environment, use les paysages The plural form is used for natural features of the earth (such as mountains and rivers), as well as for forests, fields, and other natural vegetation. If the natural setting will be affected by human activity, use le paysage d’origine, which means “original landscape.”

What do mean in French?

The “this” in these expressions is always masculine and refers to an animal. It’s also capitalized in French. The French word for this is le singulier. However, when you’re discussing a generic animal and not a specific example, you don’t capitalize the le. Individual animals aren’t always masculine either.

What does this word mean in French?

This word refers to the act of coucher, which is French for going to bed. While the French do not use this word to describe the act of sleeping per se, it is frequently used as a euphemism for sexual intercourse. Coucher is also used as a verb meaning to end a romantic relationship. Coucher can also be used as a noun to refer to the bed itself. Coucher is capitalized when it refers to the act of going to bed.

What does this mean in French Canada?

The term is also used in French-speaking North America and Quebec, where it refers to an organization that offers social and welfare services to its members. These organizations are often run by Quebec's Catholic church and were created as a replacement for the town hall as a means for the community to organize themselves to deal with issues that were outside the town council's jurisdiction.

What does this sentence mean in French?

“I love you” is d’amour, and “I am in love with you” is j’aime. If you want to say you are in love with someone, you can use the French phrase j’aime bien. To say you love someone is aimer, so “I love you” is d’amour, j’aime bien is to say you are in love with someone, �