What does la froir mean after you conjugate it with avoir

J'ai froid >  I am cold
Tu as froid > You are cold etc.
Il/Elle a froid
Nous avons friod
Vous avez froid
Ils/Elles ont froid

Hi !!

I guess it's "avoir froid" you meant = to be cold

I English its "I am cold" , in French "avoir froid" 

you have to use the auxiliaire avoir  not être

J'ai froid
Tu as froid
Il/Elle / On a froid
Nous avons frid
Vous avez froid
Ils ont froid

Hope it helps :)

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It depends : )
if the narrator participates in the story (it’s a character of the story) then yes.
but if the narrator does’nt participate in the story (the narrator does not have a character) then no.