avoir l'air

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The Expression "Avoir l'air" In French, the phrase avoir l'air is used to describe how someone or something looks or seems. It is the equivalent ...

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You look very tired today.

Tu as l’air très fatigué aujourd’hui.

Yes, I did not sleep well.

Oui, je n’ai pas bien dormi.

Do I look worried?

Est-ce que j’ai l’air inquiète ?

A little, what is the matter?

Un peu, qu’est-ce qui t’arrive ?

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