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English to French Translation

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How to Use:

  1. 1. Type or paste your English text in the input box above
  2. 2. See the French translation appear instantly
  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from French to English
  4. 4. Copy or share the translated text easily

Common English to French Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

English French
Hello Bonjour
Good evening Bonsoir
How are you? Comment allez-vous ?
Thank you Merci
Please S'il vous plaît
Yes Oui
No Non
Excuse me Excusez-moi
My name is ... Je m'appelle ...
I don't understand Je ne comprends pas
Do you speak English? Parlez-vous anglais ?
How much is it? C'est combien ?
Goodbye Au revoir

Numbers in French

English French
1 - One un
2 - Two deux
3 - Three trois
4 - Four quatre
5 - Five cinq
6 - Six six
7 - Seven sept
8 - Eight huit
9 - Nine neuf
10 - Ten dix
70 - Seventy soixante-dix
100 - Hundred cent

French for School and Exams

English French
What is your name? Comment tu t'appelles ?
I am fifteen years old J'ai quinze ans
I live in India J'habite en Inde
My favourite subject is French Ma matière préférée est le français
I like to read J'aime lire
There are four people in my family Il y a quatre personnes dans ma famille
What time is it? Quelle heure est-il ?
Today is Monday Aujourd'hui, c'est lundi
May I go out? Est-ce que je peux sortir ?
I have finished my homework J'ai fini mes devoirs

About English to French Translation

French is spoken by more than 300 million people across France, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland and much of Africa, and is an official language of the United Nations. It uses the Latin alphabet with accents such as é, è, ç and ô that change pronunciation. In India, French is one of the most popular foreign languages in CBSE and ICSE schools, and it is still spoken in Puducherry, a former French territory. Students use English to French translation for school homework and DELF exams, while many professionals need it for Canadian immigration, where French scores add points, or for jobs in international organisations. Pronunciation guides here are written for Indian learners.

English

  • Native name: English
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 1.5 billion
  • Family: Indo-European, Germanic

French

  • Native name: Français
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 320 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Romance

Frequently Asked Questions

Is English to French translation free?
Yes, it is completely free with no signup, no word limit and no hidden fees.
Can this help with my CBSE French homework?
Yes, it is useful for checking words and simple sentences. Remember that French nouns have gender (le or la) and verbs change with the subject, so read the output carefully and learn the rule behind it.
Why does French have tu and vous?
Tu is informal and used with friends, family and children. Vous is formal or plural, used with teachers, strangers and in professional emails. If you are unsure, use vous.
Does French help with Canada immigration?
Yes. Under Canada's Express Entry system, strong French test scores (TEF or TCF) can add significant points to your profile. Translation tools help with practice, but you will need proper study to pass the test.
How do I type French accents like é and ç?
On phones, long-press the letter to see accented versions. On Windows, you can add a French keyboard layout or use the international English keyboard.
Why is French pronunciation different from the spelling?
Many final letters in French are silent. For example, the s in "pas" and the t in "et" are not pronounced. The pronunciation column shows how each phrase actually sounds.