Examples of using "Qu’à" in a sentence and their english translations:
than to a working class woman.
than to a black woman.
He thinks only about himself.
These things only happen to me.
- It's crowded, so let's take the next train.
- This one's crowded, so let's take the next train.
- This train is crowded, so let's take the next one.
I'm better at writing French than speaking it.
If you're going to complain, do it yourself.
She thinks of nothing but making money.
If you have nothing to do, why not read a book?
- He thinks of nothing but himself.
- He only thinks about himself.
- He thinks of no one but himself.
- He thinks only of himself.
The vast majority of North Americans know English only at a mediocre level.
We can roughly agree that half of humanity are men
does not take effect until the end of the 50th day of the date of dispatch of the said letter.
"Is this really a natural expression?" "Let's ask Mr. Google."
I want with you to conquer the world but I feel we can't go too far.
She thinks of nothing but making money.
We were told at that times that when the ogress "Ţeriel" removes her belt, then fell all the snakes, toads and lizards she kept to eat them later ... Once we were told those awful stories, we the children, we had only to sleep between the arms of our grandmothers to avoid the unavoidable nightmares.