French Phrases for Decorating a Bathroom with Calligraphy

By lucinda (Guest Post)

How do you say "we" in French?

By hannah montana (Guest Post)

bisous is kisses
je t'aime i love you
j'adore is i love
c'est magnificant its magnificent

By loler (Guest Post)

Je pense donc je suis - I think therefore I am.

By kimmy (Guest Post)

bless this toilet!""

By (Guest Post)

Ferme la port, sil vous plait
Shut the door please

By

cookwie

You could always call your local high school and ask to speak to the french teacher.
I have noticed that internet translations don't always come out correctly when using Spanish, so I would double check everything before applying to the wall.

Holly

By Fran Marie (Guest Post)

FreeTranslation.com-put in your own phrases and set the translator 'English-French'.

By

cjgeo

http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/phrases/french/data/phrase_finder.html

this has catagories and will give you phrases.
cj in dallas

By

kimmcg

How about "WEE WEE"

"un bain chaud agréable" means a pleasant hot bath
"les serviettes douces duveteuses" means fluffy soft towels
"savons parfumés" means fragrant soaps
"se brosser les dents" means brush your teeth
"toilette" means toilet
"transmettre le savon" means hand soap
"shampooing de cheveux" means hair shampoo
"douche relâchant" means relaxing shower

Maryanne, not far from Quebec!
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You could try the Google Translate page to translate some English phrases into French. http://www.google.com/translate/

For example, I translated "Brush your teeth" into "Brossez-vous les dents".

I usually like to translate the phrase back to English as well to make sure that the translation is using the right sense of the words. Translating this phrase back to English yields "You brush the teeth" which is probably okay.

If you are looking for literary quotes you might do better searching for specific authors like Moliere, Alexander Dumas, or Victor Hugo.