Parle à ta tête (Meaning: Speak to your head; Pronunciation: paʀl a ta tɛt) is a hit song released in 2019 by French singer and song-writer Indila. The song is expected to be included on an upcoming album.
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“Joe le Taxi“ (Meaning “Joe the Taxi Driver”; Pronunciation Jo lə taksi) is a hit song released by French singer Vanessa Paradis in 1987 on the album M&J. Paradis was the ex-partner of Johnny Depp for over ten years. The song stayed at the top of the European and UK charts for many weeks and …
À Tout Jamais (Meaning: Forever; Pronunciation a tu ʒamɛ) is a hit song by French-Canadian singer Mylène Farmer. Released in August, 2022, the song was made for the album L’Emprise.
“Excuse me” in French is: Excusez-moi (pronounced ɛkskyze mwa). This is the most common ways of saying excuse me and it is used in formal situations and when speaking to a stranger. This post will explore seven common ways of saying excuse me and explain when to use each variant.
“Fils de Joie” (Meaning: Son Of Joy; Pronunciation: fis də ʒwa) is a hit song released by Belgian singer Stromae in March, 2022 on the album Multitude. The song’s lyrics deal with the theme of prostitution.
