« Jaser »
To chat.
Heard: After an evening with friends: « On a jasé toute la soirée! »
Every video so far, newest first. Each one opens its decode card, sources and a short practice.
To chat.
Heard: After an evening with friends: « On a jasé toute la soirée! »
Her story, told through the Québec French that goes with it.
Heard: From Charlemagne to the Eiffel Tower.
Perfect, all good.
Heard: Making plans: « J’réserve pour sept heures? » « Tiguidou! »
Email.
Heard: At work and everywhere else: « Je t’envoie un courriel. », I’ll send you an email.
I’m fed up.
Heard: At a cold bus stop: « J’suis tanné d’attendre l’autobus! », I’m fed up with waiting for the bus.
To go shopping. To shop around.
Heard: Comparing prices before you buy: « magasiner un téléphone ».
The first week in one video, then a quick quiz.
Heard: All of week 1, then a quick quiz.
It’s boring. That’s too bad.
Heard: « Journée plate », « film plate »: a boring day, a boring film.
Convenience store. Often « le dép ».
Heard: « Aller chercher du lait au dépanneur »: getting milk at the corner store.
No way! Oh, come on! Come on, it’s OK.
Heard: Said amazed, flat or kindly. The tone tells you which.
Can mean amazing, or disgusting. Tone and context decide.
Heard: At the Thanksgiving « souper », with the « parenté ».
Not bad. Pretty good.
Heard: Answering « Comment ça va? ».
Did you go vote?
Heard: The days after the October 5, 2026 general election.
Not at all.
Heard: With friends and family, to say no all the way.
No expression matches
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