Here is one way to ask for a pencil in french: "Puis-je avoir un crayon a papier?"
a pencil is 'un crayon' in French.
your pencil is 'ton crayon' in French.
The word for "pencil" in French is "le crayon".
Est-ce que vous pourriez tailler mon crayon pour moi?
That is a physical change. The is no chemical change that takes place when you sharpen your pencil in a standard manner. I suppose if you sharpen it extremely fast, you could catch the pencil on fire, which would then be a chemical change.
Yes, the pencil broke, so I had to sharpen it to continue using it.
Pencil Shavings
Pencil Shavings... They are the little curly wood chips you get when you sharpen a pencil.
It is wiser to sharpen your wit, instead of your tongue. I would like to sharpen my pencil, please.
No, it is not recommended to sharpen a pencil with paper still attached to it as it may damage the pencil sharpener and prevent the pencil from being sharpened properly. It is best to remove any paper or plastic wrapping before sharpening a pencil.
On average, a student might sharpen their pencil once or twice a day, depending on how frequently they use it and the type of pencil they are using. Some students may go a whole day without needing to sharpen their pencil, while others may need to sharpen it multiple times throughout the day.
You can write, draw, sharpen it, play with it.
Sharpen my pencil
to sharpen (a knife or any blade) is "aiguiser" in French. To sharpen a pen is "tailler un crayon".
"Puedo sacarle punta al lápiz" means "I can sharpen the pencil" in English.
Since it's a shave-off pencil rather than a twist-up one, you'll have to sharpen it.