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What does kel jeu mean in french?
quel jeu generally would be an exclamation: what a game or in context as in quel jeu joue-t-elle? what game is she playing
What does the french word jeu parti mean?
i'm guessing it means my world
What is the French phrase 'invitation du jeu' in English?
"Invitation of the game" is an English equivalent of the French phrase "invitation du jeu."Specifically, the word "du" combines the preposition "de" and the masculine singular definite article "il" to mean "of the, from the." The masculine noun "jeu" means "game."The pronunciation is "eh-vee-tah-syoh dyoo zheuh."
How do you say game over in French?
Le jeu est fini/terminé - c'est la fin du jeu
How do you say play this game in french?
Jouer a ce jeu
What does kel jeu mean in french?
quel jeu generally would be an exclamation: what a game or in context as in quel jeu joue-t-elle? what game is she playing
What does the french word jeu parti mean?
i'm guessing it means my world
What is the french to English translation of ce jeu?
"ce jeu" -- "this game" or "that game"
How do you say game on in french?
'game on' in french is 'jeu sur'
How do you say the game in french?
le jeu
What is the English translation of jeu damour?
Jeu damour is a French term. The English translation of Jeu is 'game', and the translation of 'damour' is 'love'. So Jeu damour means, in English, 'game of love'.
How do you say at this game in french?
à ce jeu
How do you say Have a good game?
in french: bon jeu
What is the game score in french?
score de jeu
What is the French phrase 'invitation du jeu' in English?
"Invitation of the game" is an English equivalent of the French phrase "invitation du jeu."Specifically, the word "du" combines the preposition "de" and the masculine singular definite article "il" to mean "of the, from the." The masculine noun "jeu" means "game."The pronunciation is "eh-vee-tah-syoh dyoo zheuh."
How do you say game over in French?
Le jeu est fini/terminé - c'est la fin du jeu
How do you say play-date in french?
There is no exact word for it but a French phrase could be "temps de jeu" (play time) or "rendez-vous de jeu" (which sort of rhymes).
