What is bien joue?

What is bien joue?

Interjection. bien joué ! (informal) well done! way to go! good job!

Why should you not say bien fait in French?

Bien fait is actually used in French as “Serves you right.” It’s for petty revenge, to bask in the satisfaction of seeing someone else get hurt when you think they deserved it. It’s for blaming the victim, basically.

What does bien fait mean Madewell?

Madewell Bien Fait Graphic Sweatshirt Means “made well” in French toss it on with everything.

How do you compliment someone in French?

2 – Answer with Another Compliment

  1. Tu as de très beaux yeux. (“You have very beautiful eyes.” ) Toi aussi. [Casual] / Vous aussi. [Formal] (“You too!” )
  2. J’adore ton t-shirt ! (“I love your T-shirt!” ) Merci, mais je ne peux pas rivaliser avec ta chemise. (“Thank you, but I can’t compete with your shirt.” )

How do you flirt with someone in French?

Flirting in French: Top Words and Phrases You Need to Know

  1. T’as d’beaux yeux, tu sais? Meaning: You have gorgeous eyes, you know?
  2. On se fait la bise?
  3. Si on prenait un verre un de ces quatres?
  4. Tu veux sortir avec moi?
  5. Je peux vous offrir un verre?
  6. On peut se tutoyer?
  7. Vous êtes célibataire?
  8. On se fait un câlin?

How do you compliment a boy in French?

Tu es beau. Simply put, “Tu es beau” or “T’es beau” means, “You are handsome.” Saying compliments in French is an easy way to get someone’s attention! Be sure to note that “beau” refers strictly to men, so use it accordingly.

How do I write my name in French?

Use the basic je m’appelle (zhuh mah-pehl) in most situations. This is the standard way to say “my name is” in French, and is appropriate in any occasion. The verb appeller means “to call,” so the phrase literally means “I call myself.”

How do you respond to Ca va bien?

As with English, French people tend to reply to Ça va? with a positive response – Bien, or Bien, merci – much the same way as we would use fine in English. The following responses are polite enough for a new acquaintance, but general enough for a good friend, too: Très bien, merci. Very well, thank you.

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