Toujours pret.
It is from the Old French and means "I am ready."
"we are ready" is "nous sommes prêts" ("prêtes" if it is an all-girl group) in French.
Bonesaw is always ready
I'm not ready is 'je ne suis pas prêt / prête' in French.
Ready to wear is "prêt à porter" in French.
You can say "nous sommes prêts" in French to express "we are ready."
Pret, as in pret-a-porte, ready to wear
'Come on I'm ready!' In French is 'Allez(AL-AY) jesuis(JA-SWA)ecouter(AY-KOO-TAY) That is how you say 'Com on, I'm ready' in French.
King Henry later tells the French ambassador that he is not ready to fight.
men are always ready
Always in french is toujours.
always ready always there