rubbish?
update: in fact recipient for rubbish (trashcan, rubbish/dust bin) and a family name?
vendredi 16 avril 2010
risquer de
This is a bit literal but something like 'risk of getting', see tu risques de te faire pincer trés fort
And for more see http://www.wordreference.com/fren/risqu%C3%A9
And for more see http://www.wordreference.com/fren/risqu%C3%A9
pincer
something like pinch?
I like the construction 'tu risques de te faire'. And notice 'sur la porte' , wonder whether this is about putting your hand on the door or whether on, in, over are conceptualised differently in French?
I like the construction 'tu risques de te faire'. And notice 'sur la porte' , wonder whether this is about putting your hand on the door or whether on, in, over are conceptualised differently in French?
craquants
So what is a craquant price?
Can only assume it is good : -), cracking and crunchy, though craquants videos on youtube imply some other uses (cute, tasty?) as does the wiktionnaire
And how do you say it? Like this - '' spl0uf
Can only assume it is good : -), cracking and crunchy, though craquants videos on youtube imply some other uses (cute, tasty?) as does the wiktionnaire
And how do you say it? Like this - '' spl0uf
jeudi 15 avril 2010
d'accord
Ok, so I know what d'accord means but I loved the way the ticket conductor went up and down the train saying nothing more than "d'accord" in various ways that suggested varying degrees of accord.
Me, I'm gonna model my pronunciation on this and try not to pick up too much creole(?) - yep I'm singing along ;-)
Me, I'm gonna model my pronunciation on this and try not to pick up too much creole(?) - yep I'm singing along ;-)
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