Is the word mission in french?

Yes, the word "mission" is used in French, but it has a slightly different meaning than in English.

Here's the breakdown:

* English "mission": Refers to a specific task, purpose, or objective.

* French "mission": While it can also refer to a task, it's often used in the context of religious or diplomatic missions. It can also be used more broadly to refer to a special assignment or a long-term project.

Here are some examples:

* English: "My mission is to save the world."

* French: "Ma mission est de sauver le monde."

* English: "The United Nations sent a mission to the conflict zone."

* French: "Les Nations Unies ont envoyé une mission dans la zone de conflit."

* English: "The company's mission is to provide quality products."

* French: "La mission de l'entreprise est de fournir des produits de qualité."

So, while "mission" is a French word, its usage is often more focused on formal or specific contexts than in English.