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Here’s some French expressions I learnt from watching this video on Youtube. Let me know if I made any mistake, please. This is primarily for my own learning.

1. Mettre du temps: to take time

Tu mets combien de temps pour faire la lessive? - How long does it take you to do the laundry?

2. Avoir failli (passé composé) + infinitif: to almost + infinitive

J’ai failli oublier de prendre mes médicaments. - I almost forgot to take my meds.

3. (Pronom) faire (conditionnel) bien/Avoir intérêt à: (pronoun) would better

Tu ferais bien de dormir maintenaint si tu veux te reveiller tôt. - You’d better go to sleep now if you want to wake up early.

Tu as intérêt à manger des fruits pour être en bonne santé. - You’d better eat fruits to be healthy,

4. Entendre dire que: to hear that

J’ai entendu dire que tu vas partir bientôt. - I heard that you will leave soon.

5. Entendre parler de: to hear about

Elle a entendu parler de ma nouvelle voiture. - She heard about my new car.

6. Renvoyer quelqu’un: to fire someone

J’étais renvoyée aujourd’hui. - I got fired today.

7. Être à la bourre: to be late

Je suis arrivé à l'école à la bourre. - I arrived late at school.

8. Entuber: to screw over

Il a entubé son ami. - He screwed his friend over.

9.  Prendre une bouchée: to take a bite

Je vais prendre une bouchée de ce gateau. - I’ll take a bite out of this cake.

10. Faire mal: to hurt (to cause pain)

Je me suis cassé la jambe et ça fait super mal. - I broke my leg and it hurts so bad.

11. Vouloir bien: to be willing

Je veux bien accepter tes excuses. - I’m willing to accept your apologies.

12. Traiter quelqu’un de: to call someone (something)

Ma mère m’a traité de paresseuse car je ne voulais pas ranger ma chambre. - My mom called me lazy because I didn’t want to tidy up my room.

13. S’en sortir: to get away with something.