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How to Say ‘Meh, I'm soaked.’ in French

Bof, je suis trempée.

bof zhuh swee trahm-PAY

[bof zhuh swee trahm-PAY]

Phrase Breakdown

Bof, je suis

bof zhuh swee

Meh, I am

'Bof' is a casual sound of indifference or mild disappointment. Pause briefly after it, then say 'zhuh swee'. In speech this often shrinks to 'chui'.

Example

Bof, je suis fatigué.

Meh, I'm tired.

Words in this phrase

Bof

[bof]

meh

Interjection expressing indifference or mild dissatisfaction.

Example

Bof, ce film n'était pas terrible.

Meh, that movie wasn't great.

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

suis

[swee]

First person singular present of 'to be'.

Example

Je suis fatigué.

I am tired.

trempée.

trahm-PAY

soaked.

The feminine adjective for 'drenched'. The 'em' is nasal: 'tron-PAY'.

Example

Ma veste est trempée.

My jacket is soaked.

Words in this phrase

trempée

[trahm-PAY]

soaked

Feminine form of 'trempé', meaning completely wet.

Example

Ma veste est trempée.

My jacket is soaked.

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