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Today’s expression: Bonne idée !

It means Good idea! Use it when you like someone’s suggestion or think it’s a great plan.

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Today’s expression: Je suis d’accord.

It means I agree. Use it when you share the same opinion or agree with someone’s idea.
Complete the sentence: Apprendre le français chaque jour est important.**
Je suis d’accord !

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Today’s expression: Ça vaut le coup.

It means t’s worth it. Use it when something is valuable, worthwhile, or worth the effort.

Challenge: Complete this sentence:
Apprendre le français…
Ça vaut le coup !

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Today’s expression: Ça suffit !

Challenge Can you think of a situation where you’d say Ça suffit ! ? Tell us in the comments!

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Today’s expression Bien sûr

Challenge Reply to this question in French:
Tu aimes apprendre le français ?
Bien sûr !

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Today’s expression: Tant mieux !
Challenge: Can you reply with “Tant mieux ! to some good news? Try it in the comments!

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Today’s expression: J’en ai marre ! 😩

It means I’m fed up! or I’ve had enough! Use it when you’re tired, frustrated, or annoyed by a situation.

What’s one thing you can say J’en ai marre ! about? Tell us in the comments (in French if you can 😉).

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Today’s expression: C’est parti !

It means Let’s go! or Here we go! It’s the perfect expression to use when you’re ready to start something exciting.

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