This is a common French interjection used to express surprise, concern, or dismay. It is similar to 'oh dear' or 'oh my' in English.
This is a common French interjection used to express surprise, concern, or dismay. It is similar to 'oh dear' or 'oh my' in English.
This expression means 'to appear' or 'to give the impression of'. It is followed by an infinitive verb.
This expression means 'to appear' or 'to give the impression of'. It is followed by an infinitive verb.
This is a casual expression used to encourage someone to come along or do something.
This is a casual expression used to encourage someone to come along or do something.
This expression is used to tell someone that it is not their turn to do something.
This expression is used to tell someone that it is not their turn to do something.
This expression is used to ask about the current situation or what is going on.
This expression is used to ask about the current situation or what is going on.
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