avoir faim
This common expression literally means 'to have hunger' but is the standard way to say 'to be hungry' in French.
This common expression literally means 'to have hunger' but is the standard way to say 'to be hungry' in French.
This common expression literally means 'to have hunger' but is the standard way to say 'to be hungry' in French.
This common expression literally means 'to have hunger' but is the standard way to say 'to be hungry' in French.
This reflexive expression means to make oneself beautiful, indicating someone is dressing well for a special occasion.
This reflexive expression means to make oneself beautiful, indicating someone is dressing well for a special occasion.
This rhetorical question is used to encourage someone to do something, often implying they should already be doing it.
This rhetorical question is used to encourage someone to do something, often implying they should already be doing it.
This informal phrase expresses agreement with what someone has just said. The 'ça' adds emphasis and a colloquial touch.
This informal phrase expresses agreement with what someone has just said. The 'ça' adds emphasis and a colloquial touch.
This expression is a command to stay still. It's often used playfully or when someone is taking a picture.
This expression is a command to stay still. It's often used playfully or when someone is taking a picture.
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