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Ch4: Expressions, more phrases, pronunciations, and more

"Coûter les yeux de la tête"... Ex. Je voudrais bien acheter un ordinateur portable mais c'est très cher. Ça coûte les yeux de la tête!
"L'habit ne fait pas le moine"...Ex. Mon prof de français porte toujours un jean et un t-shirt; on dirait un étudiant. Il ne faut pas juger les apparences: l'habit ne fait pas le moine.
"Se vendre comme des petits pains"... Ex. L'iPhone a beaucoup de succès. Il se vend comme des petits pains!
"Aller comme un gant"... Ex. Achète cette robe, c'est une coupe parfaite pour toi. Elle te va comme un gant!
Le comparitif aussi que, bon que, meilleur que, moins que, plus que, autant que/de, pire que, le moins de, le plus de
Vous n'avez pas moins cher? You don't have anything cheaper?
Est-ce que vous ne pouvez pas nous faire une rèduction? Couldn't you give us a discount?
Vous pouvez me dire combien ça coûte? Could you tell me how much it is?
Pardon... Vous vendez des ceintures? Excuse me, do you sell belts?
... et je voudrais l'echanger ...and I'd like to exchange it
...je voudrais le rendre et être remboursé(e) ... and I'd like to return it and get my money back.
"Plaire à"... Ça me plaît; ça vous plaît? I like it; do you like it?
"Aller à quelqu'un"... Ça te va bien; est-ce que ça me va? It does look good on you; does it look good on me?
Le "oi"; prononcer "wa"... trottoir, passoire, croire, loisirs, le poids, je dois, une croix Virelangue: Il était une fois, dans la ville de Foix, un homme de foi qui vendait du foie qui dit: Il fait trop noir sur ce trottoir, bonsoir
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