French Expression: Avoir du pain sur la planche
Avoir du pain sur la planche.
Soso: Oh là là! Je dois écrire, puis faire du sport, puis aller au bureau, et après…
Lili: Dis-donc Soso! Tu as du pain sur la planche aujourd’hui!
Soso: Ah oui!
Lili: Et bien moi je n’ai rien à faire… Ah si! Je vais chez le coiffeur! A plus!
To have a lot of things to do.
Soso: Oh la la! I have to write, then exercise, then go to the office, and then…
Lili: Well Soso! You have a lot to do today!
Soso: Oh yes!
Lili: Well, I don’t have anything to do… Oh yes, I do! I’m going to the hairdresser’s! See you later!
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