How to Say ‘Too expensive’ in French
Trop cher
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Phrase Breakdown
Trop
[troh]
too much / too
In pas trop, it softens the answer to mean not really or not too much.
Je ne fais pas trop de longues sorties en roller.
I don't really do long skating outings.
cher
[Share]
Expensive
An adjective used to describe something that costs a lot of money.
Pensez-vous que ce modèle de montre est cher?
Do you think this watch model is expensive?
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