In French, the name "Sierra" is spelled the same way as in English.
No, Sierra Leone was colonized by the British.
The Spanish word 'sierra' is 'montagne' in French. The old French word 'serre' meant the same but is no more in use.
Same as in English, "Sierra Leone" (fem.). The long form is "République de Sierra Leone" (fem.)
Sierra Noble is a Female!! ..i am sorry to say ,.
Chaîne de montagne is a French equivalent of 'sierra'. Both the French and the Spanish words translate into English as 'mountain range'. The French phrase is pronounced 'shehn duh mohn-ta-nyuh'. The Spanish is pronounced 'see-EHR-rah'.
Sierra is spanish so you would just say sierra. and to someone that sed it means forest it dosent it means MOUNTAIN.I would know because my name is Sierra and im Puerto rican. :)
say what?
Sierra nevada is a Spanish phrase. It means snow-capped mountains
i'd loven you
The question means: Do you ski at Sierra Summit? To reply, you could say: Oui, je fais du ski a Sierra Summit Oui, j'y fais du ski if the answer is yes, or: Non, je ne fais pas du ski a Sierra Summit Non, je n'y pas fais du ski. the 'y' is a pronoun that replaces a Sierra Summit, so you are saying "I ski/do not ski there."
Actually, in Sierra Leone there are all types of capital, there so you need to be more specific like Freetown we say left me.