Today’s lesson examines the commonly used expression pas de souci, which means no worries, no sweat and no problem. pas de souci – [pa də susi] no worries
French Expressions
Today we’re looking at the expression “Vive la France !”, which means “long live France!”. The French use this expression to convey national pride and commonly use it on Bastille Day, the national holiday on July 14, and at sporting events such as the soccer World Cup and Olympic games. Vive la France ! – …
Today we’ll look at the advanced French expression à force de, which means by dint of, through doing and by doing. À force de by dint of, through doing
Today we’ll look at the informal French expression, il fait un temps de chien, which translates literally to “the weather is of a dog” and means the weather is awful or terrible. un temps de chien awful weather, dreadful weather
In today’s lesson we’ll learn the French expression figure-toi, which has many translations including “Guess what?” and “Would you believe it?”. Figure-toi qu’on a une super leçon aujourd’hui! (Guess what? We have a great lesson today!). Figure-toi guess what, would you believe it