Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Quoi"

A: "Thrift" refers to discounted, secondhand items. For example, a thrift shop or thrift store.

A thrift event would probably be a gathering of several thrift shops, maybe on a street.

I hope this helps!

A: What tense does simple past correspond to in French?
Passe simple. Ex: J'allai à la plage.

A: It is a French expression not used in English and which means either "What's new?" or "What's up?"

A: What is your job?

What do you do for work?

What is your occupation?

What do you do for a living?

A: What's new? (most formal/most accurate translation)
What's up?
What's going on?
What's happening?

Is you want to get really informal, you can say "Sup?" But you have to be kind of a badass to pull that off or people may laugh at you...

A: "... is not important."

« ça n'importe quoi » ~= "That's not important" or "That doesn't matter" (in English it is pretty much synonymous with « ça ne fait rien »).

A: What = Quoi

A: Par exemple, - Do you want tea or coffee? - Whatever.
ou when someone comments on your personal life and you are annoyed, when you don't want to continue to argue, you can say 'oh whatever!' In this case, it means 'whatever you think/ say, I am not interested. I am not going to listen.'

A: What are the actions and how are they conducted?

A: Les "phrasal verbs" sont utilisés de temps en temps dans les conversations quotidien. Par example, vous pouvez dire, "I turned down the offer" qui signifie que j'ai refusé l'offre.
Autres examples:
Ran into someone - j'ai rencontré qqn.
Bring up - parler à qqch.
Call off - terminer qqch.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Ça signifie l'appartenance ^^ par exemple Jeanne's book veut dire le livre de Jeanne. Mais si quelqu'un te dit "at Jeanne's" ça peut vouloir dire "chez Jeanne"

A: pour moi. apprends à parler est plus important ..