Usage examples of "English Channel" in English with translation to French

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The English Channel separates England and France. La Manche sépare la France de l'Angleterre.
He is the only American to have swum the English Channel. Il est le seul américain ayant traversé la Manche à la nage.
A 19-year-old Canadian broke the world record last month for a nonstop, round-trip swim across the English Channel. Un Canadien de 19 ans a battu le record du monde le mois dernier pour un aller-retour sans arrêt à la nage à travers la Manche.
Can I change the channel? Je peux changer de chaine ?
I will have been studying English for five years next February. À partir de février prochain, je vais étudier l'anglais pendant cinq ans.
She failed in her attempt to swim the Channel. Elle a échoué dans sa tentative de traverser la Manche à la nage.
Don't quit English. N'abandonne pas l'anglais.
The BBC is my favourite channel. La BBC est ma chaîne favorite.
Although she grew up in Japan, she still speaks fluent English. Bien qu'elle ait grandi au Japon, elle parle quand même un anglais fluide.
The French are our neighbors across the Channel. Les Français sont nos voisins de l'autre côté de la Manche.
Mr. Smith doesn't speak English, does he? M. Smith ne parle pas anglais, si ?
Britain is separated from the Continent by the Channel. La Grande-Bretagne est séparée du Continent par la Manche.
He is well read in English literature. Il est calé en littérature anglaise.
Do you mind if I change the channel? Cela ne vous dérange pas que je change de chaîne ?
We will employ a man who can speak English. Nous engagerons un homme qui sait parler l'anglais.
What is on Channel 10? Qu'y a-t-il sur la dixième chaîne ?
That boy is speaking English. Ce garçon sait parler anglais.
Share Channel Partager la chaîne
Many English words are derived from Latin. Beaucoup de mots anglais sont d'origine latine.
Does he speak English? Parle-t-il anglais ?
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