French Expressions

Today we’ll have a close look at tout le monde in French, which means “everybody” or “everyone”.

In today’s lesson we’ll look at the expression for “to procrastinate” in French: Remettre au lendemain.

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In French, le coup de foudre translates literally to “lightning strike” or a “bolt of lightning”. However, le coup de foudre is also a commonly used idiom meaning “love at first sight”.

Être au bout du rouleau is a French expression meaning to be worn out.