French expression, Plus on est de fous, plus on rit
Plus on est de fous, plus on rit. (The more the merrier.)
Lili: Oh là là! J’ai invité 10 personnes, et ils viennent tous avec des amis.
Soso: C’est pas vrai! Moi c’est pareil Lili!
Lili: Bon, ben… Plus on est de fous, plus on rit!
The more the merrier.
Lili: Ooh la la! I’ve invited 10 persons, and they’re all coming with friends.
SoSo: No way! It’s the same for me, Lili!
Lili: Oh well… The more, the merrier!
French Expression: les grands esprits se rencontrent
Les grands esprits se rencontrent Soso: Lili, je me disais qu’on pourrait aller à la plage aujourd’hui, non? Lili: C’est drôle Soso parce que justement, j’y pensais aussi! Soso: Ah cool! Je vois que les grands esprits se rencontrent. Great
French slang for Food
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FRENCH (IN)DEFINITE ARTICLES
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