PHRASES
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voilà les températures pour la semaine bisous
→ “Here are the temperatures for next week, kisses.”
voilà — Here they are — a casual way of saying 'there you go' or 'here it is'. Often used to present something.
les températures — temperatures — plural noun from the verb 'tempérer' (to moderate/cool down).
pour — for — shows purpose or recipient.
la semaine — week — comes from Latin 'semana', meaning seven days.
bisous — kisses — an affectionate way to say goodbye. Think of it as 'xoxo'.
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ok c'est chaud mais ça va l'été c'est fini après
→ “OK, it's hot, but it'll be over after summer ends.”
ok — OK — short for 'okay', meaning agreement or acknowledgment.
c'est — it is — contraction of 'ce est' (this is). Used for existence or identity.
chaud — hot — adjective describing temperature.
mais — but — a simple conjunction showing contrast.
ça — it — pronoun referring to a situation or thing previously mentioned.
va — will go / will be — future tense of 'aller' (to go). Here it means 'will happen'.
l'été — summer — masculine noun. Literally 'the summer'.
c'est — it is — same as above.
fini — over / finished — past participle of 'finir' (to finish).
après — after — preposition indicating what comes next in time.
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l'été a pas commencé bb
→ “Summer hasn't started yet, baby.”
l'été — summer — masculine noun, same as above.
a — has — third-person singular of 'avoir' (to have), used here with the past participle.
pas — not — negation particle, often paired with 'ne' in formal French but contracted here.
commencé — started — past participle of 'commencer' (to start).
bb — baby — informal term of endearment, like 'babe' or 'honey'.
