This expression is used to express surprise, amusement, or sometimes suspicion, often when something unexpected or ironic happens.
This expression is used to express surprise, amusement, or sometimes suspicion, often when something unexpected or ironic happens.
This is a common French expression using the verb 'manquer' in the passé composé tense. It implies that someone or something was absent and that their presence was desired or noticeable.
This is a common French expression using the verb 'manquer' in the passé composé tense. It implies that someone or something was absent and that their presence was desired or noticeable.
This expression is used figuratively to mean 'not at all' or 'absolutely not'. It's a humorous and exaggerated way to emphasize a negative response.
This expression is used figuratively to mean 'not at all' or 'absolutely not'. It's a humorous and exaggerated way to emphasize a negative response.
This common phrase is used to ask someone what is bothering them or why they are acting differently.
This common phrase is used to ask someone what is bothering them or why they are acting differently.
This interjection is used to express a moment of reflection or to introduce a suggestion or thought.
This interjection is used to express a moment of reflection or to introduce a suggestion or thought.
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