This expression is used to express wonder or curiosity about what someone might come up with. The use of "bien" adds emphasis and a touch of exasperation or amusement.
This expression is used to express wonder or curiosity about what someone might come up with. The use of "bien" adds emphasis and a touch of exasperation or amusement.
This is a mild French exclamation expressing surprise, frustration, or dismay. It's a more polite alternative to stronger exclamations like "merde!" or "zut!"
This is a mild French exclamation expressing surprise, frustration, or dismay. It's a more polite alternative to stronger exclamations like "merde!" or "zut!"
This phrase introduces a counter-argument or a nuance to what was just said. It's used to express hesitation or reconsideration.
This phrase introduces a counter-argument or a nuance to what was just said. It's used to express hesitation or reconsideration.
This colloquial expression indicates a sudden realization, a moment of inspiration, or the successful completion of something.
This colloquial expression indicates a sudden realization, a moment of inspiration, or the successful completion of something.
This idiomatic expression signifies that something is finished or accomplished easily and successfully. It often downplays the effort involved.
This idiomatic expression signifies that something is finished or accomplished easily and successfully. It often downplays the effort involved.
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