>Vas-y
>"Go to town"
I cringed.

Vas-y means more like "let's go" or "go for it".

>>53088896

Selavi - such is life

Silvuple - please

"Achmed, voici ma femme"

>>53088989
>>53088896
more like "come on"

>>53089076
Is "bon après-midi" used a lot?

Je renonce

Je tem - I love you

>>53089118

>bon après-midi

i've rarely ever heard that. Bonjour for before 4pm or so, bonsoir after that.

mersi bocu - thank you very much
omle du fromaj - omelette with cheese

>>53089118
it is used but not as "good afternoon" which is a greeting, it's meant as "goodbye"

>>53089181
Oh ok. "Bonsoir" to you then. :D

I was just asking because "bon après-midi"

>>53089255
Whoops forgot to continue. "bon après-midi" is a direct translation for good afternoon.

>>53089118
rarely
here
www.languageguide.org/french/greetings/

>>53089032
>>53089165

>Selavi
>Silvuple
>Je tem

Please fucking stop.

vulevu cuche a vecmua - I wanna fuck

Salu2 - Greetings/Salutations
Enšente (Enshente) - Pleased (to meet you)
Bon šans (shans) - Good luck
Parle vu franse - Do you speak French?
Pardone-moa - Pardon me!
Ou son le tojlete - Where are the toilets?

"casse-toi la mouch"
>make yourself at home, friend

"oh la vache"
>eh

>>53089032
>>53089165
>>53089839

Damn French would look really bad without all those silent letters