"Ça va"
=How is it going?". or "How are you doing?". And it's also used to reply - "Fine, OK"...
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Sunday, April 1, 2012
Top 11 French Phrases
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4 comments:
Te' ver = green tea to be drunk while attending TD classes :D
7ilween and i know some of them but the final one is "domageeee" very holistic :)
nice post walaa it will learn us more french words, and i think those are basic phrases in french, right?
Wonderful phrases really the blogger is very effective we can also learn different languages from it so again merci Walaa and Miss Amal Farhat for this interesting ideas.
Some of the French expressions used in English oo are:
bon appétit: or enjoy your meal.
R.S.V.P: répondez, s'il vous plaît, written at the end of English written invitations and means: Please reply with acceptance or rejection.
Bon Voyage: have a nice trip.
... and the list continues...
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