French Expression, Avoir l’esprit ailleurs
Avoir l’esprit/la tête ailleurs. (To be distracted.)
Soso: Tu as l’esprit ailleurs, toi! Qu’est-ce qui t’arrive?
Lili: Je suis amoureuse…
Soso: Ah ma pauvre chérie, désolée!
To be distracted
Soso: You’re distracted? What’s happening to you?
Lili: I’m in love…
Soso: Oh my poor darling, sorry
French expression: Chat échaudé craint l’eau froide
Chat échaudé craint l’eau froide. Soso: Pourquoi tu ne vois plus Jean 008? Lili: Je ne le rappelle plus, il a été horrible! Chat échaudé craint l’eau froide. Soso: Ah mince! Désolée. Once bitten, twice shy. Soso: Why are
PASSÉ COMPOSÉ WITH ÊTRE
As seen in a previous blog, the PASSÉ COMPOSÉ (or compound past) is the most common past tense used to mention events that took place in the past. In most cases, verbs conjugated in the passé composé are going to follow this
Learn French Expression: Doucement mais sûrement
Doucement mais sûrement Lili: Cet essai est difficile à écrire. J’ai plein de recherche à faire. Je n’avance pas! Soso: Mais si tu avances Lili. Doucement mais sûrement! Slowly but surely. Lili: This essay is difficult to write. I
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