'on this day' in french is 'ce jour-là'
sixteen in french is seizeYou pronounce it very much like "cease," only say it faster (don't draw out the vowel sound)
Yes it does say in the Bible that summer, winter, autumn, spring, the day, and night, they will never cease.
Per day is 'par jour' in French.
you say "jour" for day
To say, "Will you go out with me one day?" in French you say: Sortirez-vous avec moi un jour ?
Jour
Canada Day in french is "La fête du Canada"
today was a good day in french
On that day is "aujourd'hui" (for today) or "en ce jour" (for any day even in the past) in French.
C'etait une longue journee means "it was a long day" in French
It is "du jour".