Pascal explain the meaning of the expression "en vouloir à" in English. Part of very common French expressions. SUBSCRIBE to my Free French lessons! here: goo.gl/O0XJj6
Ça manque quelque chose de très important : « en vouloir à qn. » Je t’en veux. = I’m angry with you. Tu m’en veux ? = Are you angry with me? Non, je ne t’en veux pas … = No, I’m not angry with you … On ne peut pas lui en vouloir. = You cannot be angry with him. etc.
Sorry i should have proof read my message , so i will correct myself, it is not proper to say he is looking for problem to my wife,i believe it would be correct to say, he is looking for problems with my wife, or, for my wife, or about my wife,
I am no English Pro, so i maybe wrong, but to say he is looking for problems to my wife , is not as far as I know, one should say, he is looking for problems with my wife, for my wife or about my wife, i don't think it is proper to say, he is looking for problems to my wife
Le pronom "en" en ce cas là est utilisé pour remplacer quelque chose? "Il en veut à ma vie" = il veut à ma vie? La même question pour "s'en faire". "En" remplacerait faire ? Merci d'avance!!
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Ça manque quelque chose de très important :
« en vouloir à qn. »
Je t’en veux. = I’m angry with you.
Tu m’en veux ? = Are you angry with me?
Non, je ne t’en veux pas … = No, I’m not angry with you …
On ne peut pas lui en vouloir. = You cannot be angry with him.
etc.
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Dans le dernier example on ne utilise pas le "à" (on mis "de" au lieu de cela).
Pourquoi? Ca semble enfreindre la règle.
Prof, il y a le même vidéo en espagnol ? J’ai eu dû mal à comprendre en anglais, merci 🙏😘
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Sorry i should have proof read my message , so i will correct myself, it is not proper to say he is looking for problem to my wife,i believe it would be correct to say, he is looking for problems with my wife, or, for my wife, or about my wife,
I am no English Pro, so i maybe wrong, but to say he is looking for problems to my wife , is not as far as I know, one should say, he is looking for problems with my wife, for my wife or about my wife, i don't think it is proper to say, he is looking for problems to my wife
Le pronom "en" en ce cas là est utilisé pour remplacer quelque chose? "Il en veut à ma vie" = il veut à ma vie?
La même question pour "s'en faire". "En" remplacerait faire ?
Merci d'avance!!
en vouloir à est une expression = to be down on, to have a problem with someone, et de m^me s'en faire est aussi une expression :)
merci beaucoup :)
It is, in fact, He's looking for problems WITH my wife.