Examples of using Très in English and their translations into Polish
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Thank you, Natasia, très bien.
still très fresh.
Très chic. And, of course, turning up her nose at la cuisine Anglaise, exécrable.
Très you.
The direct equivalent in French is known as'Tout va très bien, Madame la Marquise,
Le rossignol est connu pour son très joli chant pronunciation Pronunciation by 3l3fat(Female from France) Translation.
I have known some très connards froids!
And my parents were killed in a très tragique accident.
Now luckily she's wearing Très Jolie waterproof mascara, so no runny black streaks in the tracks of her tears.
Two years later he reunited with Kassovitz and Trintignant for Un Héros Très Discret- A Self-Made Hero in English, adapted from the novel by Jean-François Deniau.
He was described as a"very skillful young man"(un jeune homme très habile) by Édouard Stephan.
un jeu trés bien fais très drole mais cour….
gender Alessandra a 5 ans et demi et est très responsable et autonome.
which divides itself into three periods allegretto- très calme- allegretto.
Sorry. I get très nasty when I'm exhausted, and thanks to you, I was up all night.
I will not use the French adverb très to modify any English adjectives, such as très awesome, très narly, très fabut, très intense, or très out of sight.
classified as"TRÈS SECRET/TOP SECRET","SECRET" or"CONFIDENTIEL" in accordance with the rules of the institution concerned,
But my-my-my French is, uh-uh, très mauvais.
But my, my, my French is, uh, très maI.
C'est très bien, but I want to see all of you.