#thelionheartedgirl
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I can't comment on whether the thought/meaning translates the same way, but the French would be this:
Mon petit renard.
- Mon: 'My' with a masculine singular noun
- petit: little (in the singular masculine)
- renard: the fox (masculine noun)
Google translate gave me "mon patit renarde" as well as "frison" and 'frikha" as "other ways to say this." I was hoping that someone could clarify which would be the best way to say this.
'Mon petit renard' for the animal in general, 'Ma petite renarde' for a female fox.
Personally, I prefer the latter.
Merci beaucoup, Casca.