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 Video Blog, Jan 23rd, on home dinners
FRENCH HOME DINNERS COUCOU! How was your weekend guys? I went for dinner to a friend’s place and that made me think that I should really talk to you about how we, Frenchies, often socialize. We actually love inviting each
French expression: Quand on parle du loup, on en voit la queue
Quand on parle du loup, on en voit la queue. Lola: Robert doit apporter du Champagne ce soir. Soso: Ah bon, je me demande pourquoi. Il arrive à quelle heure? Robert: Salut les filles! Lola: Ah tiens… Quand on parle du loup,
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
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