01.
avoir l'air de
to seem, to look like
This expression is used to express an appearance or impression. It's followed by an infinitive verb.
This expression is used to express an appearance or impression. It's followed by an infinitive verb.
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Caillou FRANÇAIS - Caillou et André (S01E31) | conte pour enfant | Caillou en Français
Caillou rencontre André, le fils d'une amie de sa maman. Au début, ils n'arrivent pas à s'entendre, mais après qu'André se soit blessé, Caillou se montre gentil. Ils finissent par jouer au foot et devenir amis. #Caillou #Amitié #Pardon
Duration
5 mins
Source
Level
beginner
Word Count
413 (197 unique words)
Topics
Friendship
Arts & Literature
Social Issues
Conflict Resolution
Children's Literature
Vocab Notes
02.
avoir le droit de
to be allowed to, to have the right to
This phrase indicates permission or authorization to do something.
This phrase indicates permission or authorization to do something.
03.
c'est à ton tour de
it's your turn to
This expression indicates that it's someone's turn to do something, often in a game or activity.
This expression indicates that it's someone's turn to do something, often in a game or activity.
04.
faire exprès
to do something on purpose
This expression conveys intentionality, meaning to do something deliberately.
This expression conveys intentionality, meaning to do something deliberately.
05.
Ça y est
There it is, That's it
This versatile expression can indicate understanding, completion, or realization. It often marks a turning point in a situation.
This versatile expression can indicate understanding, completion, or realization. It often marks a turning point in a situation.
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