This expression is used to casually introduce a question or request. It's a way of making the question sound less direct and more polite.
This expression is used to casually introduce a question or request. It's a way of making the question sound less direct and more polite.
This phrase implies that the speaker had a thought, usually about something enjoyable or desirable, and is about to express or act upon it.
This phrase implies that the speaker had a thought, usually about something enjoyable or desirable, and is about to express or act upon it.
This is a common way to ask someone if they like a gift they have received. It's informal but polite.
This is a common way to ask someone if they like a gift they have received. It's informal but polite.
This expression means to be at the limit of one's patience or endurance. It's often used to express frustration or exhaustion.
This expression means to be at the limit of one's patience or endurance. It's often used to express frustration or exhaustion.
This expression is used to express great enthusiasm and joy, especially by children. 'Ah ouais' is a colloquial way to say 'Oh yeah' and emphasizes the excitement.
This expression is used to express great enthusiasm and joy, especially by children. 'Ah ouais' is a colloquial way to say 'Oh yeah' and emphasizes the excitement.
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