along the various definitions in dictionary.com, a chippy may be:
1. (Slang) /
a. a promiscuous woman. (slang: une chaudasse)
b. a prostitute. (slang: une pute)
2. (U.S.) a chipping sparrow. (une hirondelle)
3. (Ice Hockey) Using or characterized by aggressive, rough play or commission of fouls: a chippy player; a chippy second period. (un jeu viril, un jeu agressif, un joueur qui commet des fautes)
4. (Canadian) irritable; ill-tempered. (irritable)
5. (British Informal) a carpenter. (un charpentier)
6. (British Informal) a store selling fish and chips.(une friterie)
des chips = some crisps
"Poisson Betta"
le poisson
a school of fish is called 'un banc de poissons' in French.
scrambled eggs = "oeufs brouillés" in French
the french do not eat fish and chips and so there is no phrase for it however fish = poisson and = et chips = pommes frites hope this helps
chips (like in fish 'n chips)
I would hazard to say fish and chips
pescado y patatas fritas is how you say fish and chips x
How many fingers is "combien de doigts ?" in French.
Les chips it's really that simple.
They use the word chips when Americans say French fries (potatoes).
Well basically, I am french, and in France we tend to say 'un paquet de chips'. However, usually we would say some crisps which translates to 'des chips'.
Grains de chocolat =)
Beloje et des terre
you say Ashley
croiser les doigts