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That's okay. I'm not judging you. start learning
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Ça va. Je ne te juge pas.
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She's gonna be buried next to her husband. start learning
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Elle sera enterrée à côté de son mari.
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Leave him alone. He's suffered enough. start learning
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Laisse-le tranquille. Il a assez souffert.
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She's not been herself lately and her job is suffering. start learning
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Elle n'est pas dans son assiette en ce moment et son travail en pâtit.
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Let's split into two groups. start learning
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Séparons-nous en deux groupes.
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How do we split the bill? start learning
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Comment on partage l'addition?
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We're just trying to cheer you up. That's all. start learning
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On essaie juste de te remonter le moral. C'est tout.
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You don't like it? Sue me! start learning
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Ça ne te plaît pas? Tu ne vas pas en faire un fromage!
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He got attacked by a duck when he was a kid. start learning
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Il s'est fait attaquer par un canard quand il était petit.
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Why did I do that? I think I'm gonna bang my head against the wall. start learning
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Pourquoi j'ai fait ça? Je pense que je vais m'en mordre les doigts.
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Ben banged the cleaning lady. start learning
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Ben s'est tapé la femme de ménage.
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I know you're trying to avoid me, but we need to talk. start learning
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Je sais que tu essaies de m'éviter, mais il faut qu'on parle.
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Ugh, that's exactly what I was trying to avoid. start learning
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Beurk! C'est exactement ce que j'essayais d'éviter.
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She slapped him in the face. start learning
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Il lui a donné une tape sur le cul.
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He's not sick. He's faking it. start learning
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Il n'est pas malade. Il fait semblant.
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You're never too old to chase your dream. start learning
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On n'est jamais trop vieux pour réaliser ses rêves.
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She's trying to chase down where the information came from. start learning
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Elle essaie de remonter à la source de l'information.
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I would prefer it if you didn't tell anyone, for now. start learning
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Je préfèrerais que tu n'en parles à personne pour l'instant.
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Would you prefer a boy or a girl? start learning
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Tu préfèrerais une fille ou un garçon?
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Arrête de te frotter les yeux!
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You're only gonna make it worse. start learning
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Tu vas juste empirer les choses.
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I'm supposed to get a package delivered today. start learning
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I'm supposed to get a package delivered today.
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Could you help me lift those boxes? start learning
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Tu pourrais m'aider à soulever ces boîtes?
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You won't even have to lift a finger. start learning
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Tu n'auras même pas besoin de lever le petit doigt.
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I'm trying to force myself to run more often. start learning
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J'essaie de me forcer à courir plus souvent.
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The bird spread its wings and flew away. start learning
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L'oiseau a déployé les ailes, et il s'est envolé.
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Spread the word. We're meeting there at eight. start learning
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Faites passer le mot. On se retrouve là-bas à huit heures.
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Do you mind if I crash at your place tonight? start learning
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Ça t'ennuie si je squatte chez toi ce soir?
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Bobby is climbing a tree. start learning
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He's doing it to earn a little extra money. start learning
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Il le fait pour gagner un peu d'argent.
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I think you've earned it. start learning
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Je pense que tu l'as mérité.
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I'm impressed. I didn't know you could do that. start learning
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Je suis impressionné. Je ne savais pas que tu pouvais faire ça.
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He's flipping out. He doesn't know what to do! start learning
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Il flippe grave. Il ne sait pas quoi faire!
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I'm sorry I dragged you into this mess. start learning
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Je suis désolé de t'avoir entraîné dans ce merdier.
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Now drag and drop the file into the window. start learning
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Maintenant, glissez-déposez le fichier dans la fenêtre.
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Don't spit. It's disgusting. start learning
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Ne crache pas. C'est dégoûtant.
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Hold on. Let me spit out my gum. start learning
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Attends. Laisse-moi cracher mon chewing-gum.
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Shut up, and stop complaining. start learning
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Boucle-la et arrête de te plaindre.
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I'm concerned about Luke. start learning
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Oh, thank you. You're an angel for doing that. start learning
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Oh, merci. Tu es ange d'avoir fait ça.
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What does it say about our society? start learning
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Qu'est-ce que ça dit sur notre société?
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He kissed her on the lips. start learning
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Il l'a embrassée sur la bouche.
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Tu sais lire sur les lèvres?
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Read my lips: I. Don't. Care. start learning
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Lis sur mes lèvres: Je. M'en. Fous.
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Oh, thank goodness everyone's okay. start learning
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Oh, grâce au ciel, tout le monde va bien!
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Do you think we're gonna make contact with aliens one day? start learning
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Tu crois qu'on va communiquer avec des extra-terrestres un jour?
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She came up with an interesting theory. start learning
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Elle a échafaudé une théorie intéressante.
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Don't worry about it. It's my treat. start learning
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Ne t'inquiète pas pour ça. C'est moi qui régale.
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They're getting a divorce. start learning
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He was gone for a long period of time. start learning
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Il était parti pendant un bon moment.
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Today is the first day of the rest of your life. start learning
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Aujourd'hui est le premier jour du reste de votre vie.
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She called her a fuc. king who.re. start learning
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Elle l'a traitée de « putain de salope ».
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What's your purpose in life? start learning
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C'est quoi ton but dans la vie?
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He didn't do it on purpose. start learning
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Can you teach me a few dance moves? start learning
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Tu peux m'apprendre quelques pas de danse?
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He's trying to make a move on that girl he likes. start learning
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Il va tenter de draguer la fille qui lui plaît.
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Cat got your tongue? You're so quiet tonight. start learning
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Tu as perdu ta langue? Tu es bien silencieux ce soir.
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This is a never-ending battle. start learning
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C'est un combat sans fin.
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I'm supposed to teach the word "vagina." start learning
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Je suis censé enseigner le mot « vagin ».
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He got down on his knees and begged her not to leave. start learning
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Il s'est mis à genoux et l'a suppliée de ne pas partir.
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My short-term memory is getting better. start learning
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Ma mémoire à court terme s'améliore.
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Is that the right term for it? start learning
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Est-ce que c'est le bon mot?
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"Don't judge a book by its cover." start learning
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« L'habit ne fait pas le moine. »
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Laissez-moi reprendre mon souffle.
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- He's got bad breath. - Offer him some Tic-Tacs; he'll get the message. start learning
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- Il a mauvaise haleine. - Propose-lui des Tic-Tacs; il comprendra le message.
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He used to be in the army. start learning
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Il était dans l'armée autrefois.
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There's a gang in my neighborhood. start learning
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Il y a un gang dans mon quartier.
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Don't be a dick. Be nice to them. start learning
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Ne fais pas le con. Sois gentil avec eux.
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Speak of the devil, here's Jack. start learning
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Quand on parle du loup... voilà Jack.
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For example, you could say: start learning
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Par exemple, tu pourrais dire:
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He dressed up as a pirate for Halloween. start learning
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Il s'est déguisé en pirate à Halloween.
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She gave birth last week. start learning
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Elle a accouché la semaine dernière.
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That's my favorite picture of us. start learning
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C'est la photo de nous que je préfère.
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Oh, really? That's my favorite, too! start learning
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Oh, vraiment? C'est ma préférée aussi!
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Let's order another round. start learning
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Commandons une autre tournée.
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Are you still in contact with her? start learning
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Tu es toujours en contact avec elle?
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She usually wears contacts. start learning
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Elle porte habituellement des lentilles.
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They moved to the East Side. start learning
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Ils ont déménagé dans l'East Side.
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Have you ever been to the Middle East? start learning
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Tu es déjà allé au Moyen Orient?
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That girl is out of your league. start learning
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Cette fille est trop bien pour toi.
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Come here. Time for a hug! start learning
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Viens ici. C'est l'heure du câlin!
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I don't remember asking for your opinion. start learning
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Je ne me souviens pas t'avoir demandé ton avis.
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I'm sorry for my behavior the last few days. start learning
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Je suis désolé pour mon attitude de ces derniers jours.
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They're considering hiring a stripper for the party. start learning
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Ils envisagent d'engager une strip-teaseuse pour la fête.
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Can we please change the subject? start learning
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On peut changer de sujet, s'il vous plaît?
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Il a acheté une vieille camionnette.
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I believe a certain someone was supposed to take the trash out! start learning
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Je crois que quelqu'un que je ne nommerai pas était censé sortir la poubelle!
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J'en suis complètement sûr.
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She went straight to the bathroom. start learning
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Elle est allée droit aux toilettes.
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You saw me do that? Yeah well I, uh... can explain everything. start learning
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Tu m'as vu faire ça? Ouais, hé bien je, heu... je peux tout expliquer.
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Honestly, I didn't even know that such things existed. start learning
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Honnêtement, je ne savais même pas que ces trucs-là existaient.
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Unfortunately, I couldn't get hold of you. start learning
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Malheureusement, je n'ai pas pu te joindre.
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I guess I understand 80 to 90 percent of what people say. start learning
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Je dirais que je comprends 80 à 90 pour cents de ce que disent les gens.
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She's basically living the life of her dreams. start learning
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En gros, elle vit la vie de ses rêves.
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The word "literally" means "word for word." start learning
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Le mot « littéralement » signifie « mot pour mot ».
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Sometimes when I make a joke, people take it literally. start learning
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Parfois, on prend mes plaisanteries au premier degré.
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I think we talked about it recently. start learning
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Je pense que nous en avons parlé récemment.
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