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N'importe -
When the verb importer (to matter) is preceded by a negation, it refers to an undefined element.
1.a. N'importe qui (anybody) - N'importe qui peut venir à la fête. (Anybody can come to the party.)
1.b. N'importe qui (just anyone) - Ils invitent vraiment n'importe qui. (They truly invite just about anyone.)
1.c. N'importe qui (strangers) - Ne parle pas à n'importe qui sur Internet. (Don't talk to strangers online.)
2.a. N'importe quoi (anything) - Il ferait n'importe quoi pour se faire remarquer. (He would do anything to get noticed.)
2.b. N'importe quoi (nonsense) - Ils ont fait n'importe quoi aujourd'hui. (They were out of control today.)
2.c. Dire n'importe quoi (say nonsense) - Si je ne dis pas n'importe quoi, c'est sa voiture. (If I'm not mistaking, that's her car.)
2.d. Raconter tout et n'importe quoi (say anything and everything) - Ne l'écoute pas, il raconte tout et n'importe quoi. (Don't listen to him, he says anything and everything.)
2.e. Répondre n'importe quoi (answer the first time that comes to mind) - Je ne savais pas, j'ai répondu n'importe quoi. (I didn't know, I answered some nonsense.)
3. N'importe où (anywhere) - Tu peux t'asseoir n'importe où. (You can sit anywhere.)
4.a. N'importe comment (any old how) - Il a fait son travail n'importe comment. (He did his work any old how.)
4.b. N'importe comment (in any case) - N'importe comment, il faudra y aller. (In any case, we will have to go.)
5.a. N'importe quel/quelle (singulier) (any - singular) - Choisis n'importe quel livre. (Choose any book.)
5.b. N'importe quels/quelles (pluriel) (any - plural) - Prends n'importe quelles chaussures. (Take any shoes.)
5.c. N'importe lequel/lesquels (any of those - masculine) - Prends n'importe lequel ! (Take whichever one !)
5.d. N'importe laquelle/lesquelles (any of those - feminine) - Mange n'importe lesquelles. (Eat whichever ones.)
6.a. Par n'importe quel moyen (by all available means) - Il faut y arriver par n'importe quel moyen. (We must succeed, by any means necessary.
6.b. À n'importe quel prix (at any price) - J'arriverai à l'aéroport à l'heure à n'importe quel prix. (I will get to the airport on time no matter the price.)
7. N'importe quand (anytime) - Tu peux me téléphoner n'importe quand. (You can call me anytime.)
8. N'importe quel endroit (any place) - Je me sentirais bien dans n'importe quelle ville du Sud. (I would feel good in any southern city.)
9. N'importe quoi d'autre (anything else) - Tu pourrais demander n'importe quoi d'autre. (You could ask for anything else.)
10. N'importe quel moment (any moment) - Il peut arriver à n'importe quel moment. (He can arrive at any moment.)
A few casual ones:
N'importe (whatever - casual) - Tu veux lequel ? N'importe. (Which one do you want ? It doesn't matter.)
N'importe nawak - familiar form of n'importe quoi
Il y a
(Note: * means it is a negative sentence: il n'y a)
Anguille sous roche - there's something fishy going on
Belle lurette - it's been a while
Bien longtemps (que) - it's been a while (since)
Comme un goût de - it almost tastes like
De ça - you are right but there is more to it (casual)
De ça (+ duration), - it was (X time) ago that
De la friture sur la ligne - there's static on the line
De l'ambiance - there's a great atmosphere
De l'eau dans le gaz - there's trouble brewing
De l'idée - that's not a bad idea (although it's incomplete)
De l'orage dans l'air - there's trouble brewing
De quoi - it is justified (casual)
De quoi être fier - /one/ can be proud about that
De quoi faire - there are enough supplies for the project
*De roses sans épines - there are no roses without thorns
Des baffes/claques qui se perdent - /one/ deserves a slap
Des coups de pied au cul qui se perdent - /one/ deserves a kick in the butt
Des hauts et des bas - there are ups and downs
Des limites - there are limits (not to cross)
Des moments où - there are times when
Des nuages - it's cloudy
Du brouillard - it's foggy
Du boulot - we have a lot of work to do
Du monde/peuple - it is really crowded
Du monde au balcon - /one/ has big breasts
Du soleil - it's sunny
Du vent - it's windy
Du vrai (dans ce que tu dis) - /one/ is not wrong
Erreur (sur la personne) - /one/ is mistaken
Fort/gros à parier que - it is a safe bet that
Intérêt à (+ infinitive or que + verb) - there better (be): il y a intérêt que tu te calmes, il y a intérêt à se taire
Largement de quoi faire - there are enough supplies for the project
Le feu - fire!
Longtemps que - it's been a long time since
Méprise - there is a mistake
Moyen de moyenner - we can make that work (casual)
*Pas à dire - you have to admit
*Pas à tortiller - there's no getting away from it (casual)
*Pas de fumée sans feu - there's no smoke without fire
*Pas de mais (qui tienne) - no arguing with me
*Pas de mal - no worries, you meant no harm
*Pas de mal à se faire du bien - a little of what you fancy does you good
*Pas de petits profits - look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves
*Pas de quoi - you're welcome (casual)
*Pas de quoi s'énerver - no need to get annoyed
*Pas de sot métier - all job is noble
*Pas de temps à perdre - there is no time to lose
*Pas le feu au lac - we are not in a rush (casual)
*Pas longtemps que - it hasn't been long since
*Pas mort d'homme - calm down (casual)
*Pas photo - clearly (casual)
*Pas un chat/rat - there is no one around
Peu de temps que - it hasn't been long since
Prescription - it's time to move on
*Plus de saisons - seasons don't mean anything anymore
*Que ça de vrai - this is what really matters
*Que la vérité qui blesse/fâche - you're angry because you know it's right
Quelque chose qui cloche (chez) - something is wrong (with)
Quelque chose qui m'échappe - I don't understand something
Quelques années - a few years ago
*Qu'un pas - /something/ is only one step away
*Rien à faire - there's nothing to do (bored or stuck)
*Rien de nouveau sous le soleil - there is nothing new
Un avant et un après - there is a before and an after
Un coup à jouer - /one/ has an opportunity here
Une éternité que - it's been an eternity since
Un temps pour tout - timing is everything
Il y en
A marre - /one/ has had enough, this is too much
*A pas un pour rattraper l'autre - you two are as bad as each other
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Il y a X + X - there is a spectrum to it (unhappy): "Pierre said he stole the neighbours' cat as a joke!" "il y a blague et blague!"
Qu'est-ce qu'il y a ? - what's up ? what's wrong ?
S'il y a lieu - if applicable, needed
Tant qu'il y a de la vie, il y a de l'espoir - where there's life, there's hope
Korina Longin for Richard Tyler (1997)
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NORMANI Wild Side, 2021
The obsession I have with the idea of this is unhealthy.
Y’all really interpreted “no one is entitled to your presence or your time” to mean “treat the people around you like video game NPCs and explain nothing.”
Y’all keep doing this thing where you push good advice to a place where it becomes mean and devoid of empathy; there is really a difference between self-care and total self-interest.
where would we be without them
Aretha Franklin photographed by Jerry Schatzberg, 1967
This question and its answer from The New York Times work advice column is W I L D.
Came across this tiktok that made me feel some type of way - thought I’d share 😌
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we have never had a legend like this
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