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How to Say ‘Yeah, I'm fed up.’ in French

Oui, j'en ai marre.

wee zhay ahn ay mar

[wee zhay ahn ay mar]

Phrase Breakdown

Oui, j'en

wee zhay ahn

Yes, I (of it)

'Oui' sounds like 'wee'. 'J'en' is 'je' plus 'en' ('of it') and sounds like 'zhon', with a nasal vowel.

Example

Oui, j'en veux.

Yes, I want some.

Words in this phrase

Oui

[wee]

Yes

Affirmative response or agreement.

Example

Oui, c'est vrai.

Yes, that's true.

j'

[zhay]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.

Example

J'aime les bonbons.

I like candies.

en

[ahn]

of it (in set phrase)

Pronoun part of the polite 'you're welcome' expression.

Example

Je t'en prie.

You're welcome.

ai marre.

ay mar

am fed up.

Finishes 'j'en ai marre'. Say 'ay MAR', rolling the 'r' lightly in the throat.

Example

Tu en as marre ?

Are you fed up?

Words in this phrase

ai

[ay]

have

Form of 'avoir' used with past participles to make the past tense.

Example

J'ai beaucoup appris grâce à notre discussion.

I learned a lot thanks to our discussion.

marre

[mar]

fed up

Informal word used only in 'en avoir marre', meaning to be sick and tired of something.

Example

Elle en a marre de travailler le dimanche.

She's fed up with working on Sundays.

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