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- Fröken FräkenLv 51 decade ago
The French word "pain" means "bread" in English.
The English word "pain" mean "douleur" in French.
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- 1 decade ago
Pain is french for the word bread. If you want to say that something hurts, like your head, it would be "je mal a la tete" very loosly translated, " my head is bad " all the same, even though it sounds like you mean " I'm bad in the head ( i.e. crazy)" french speakers know you mean headache. The actual word for "pain" in french is "doleur" I believe.
- SpecsyLv 41 decade ago
"Pain" in French is bread. If you mean what's the French for pain, it's "douleur"
- 6 years ago
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"On" is a French pronoun roughly translated as "one" in English. It refers to a person. Do not mistake it for the number one, which is "un". Example: "On mange poliment." / "One eats politely." Edit: For a cat, I would use "il" (he) or "elle" (she). Both words can also mean "it", depending on the gender of the animal.
