"familiar with" in French is translated as "familier avec".
a guy is 'un gars' (familiar) or 'un mec' (more slangish) in French.
In French, you can say "faisons la bringue" to mean "let's get drunk."
You are lying is "tu mens" (singular and familiar) or "vous mentez (plural OR formal) in French.
In French familiar, you would say "Tu veux avoir" or "Tu aimerais avoir" to express "Would you like to have".
"familiar with" in French is translated as "familier avec".
"Ton anniversaire" is a French phrase that translates to "your birthday" in English.
If you are familiar with the person it is : Ou est-tu? If you are not familiar (formal) Ou-etes vous?
Big breasts are 'des gros seins' (familiar/slangish) in French.
'ça te va?' is a familiar expression for 'does that fit you / do you agree?' in French.
Votre beauté (formal) Ta beauté (familiar)
les enfants, les gosses (familiar)
a guy is 'un gars' (familiar) or 'un mec' (more slangish) in French.
- "nie znam tego" is not French, it is Polish for: "I don't know this/that." or "I am not familiar with this/that."
Butt is called 'le derrière' in French, or 'le cul' (familiar / slangish)
In French, you can say "faisons la bringue" to mean "let's get drunk."
Grand-mere is French for grandmother. Mamie is a familiar name, the equivalent of Granny or Nana.