bench
The French word 'banc' is a direct translation of the English word 'bench'. It is used to refer to a long seat, typically made of wood or metal, that can accommodate multiple people. This term is commonly used in public parks, gardens, or any outdoor setting where seating is provided. In a more formal context, 'banc' can also refer to a judge's seat in a courtroom.
I am sitting on the bench.
This sentence is an example of an action taking place - namely, the speaker sitting on a bench. 'Je suis assis' is the French equivalent of 'I am sitting'.
The bench is made of wood.
This sentence describes the material that the bench is made from. 'Le banc est fait de bois' can be translated as 'The bench is made of wood'.
There is a bench in the park.
This sentence describes the location of a bench. 'Il y a un banc dans le parc' is stating that a bench exists within the confines of a park.