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Je me suis trompé.
Je me suis trompé de 5 euros.
I am short of 5 euros.
In French we say 'je me suis trompé'. It means I have made a mistake.
How do I say that I am short of 5 euros?
You opened the wallet to buy something and found out that you are short of 5 euros.
I am short of 5 euros.
In French we say 'je me suis trompé'. It means I have made a mistake.
How do I say that I am short of 5 euros?
You opened the wallet to buy something and found out that you are short of 5 euros.
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Permalink Reply by Frank on
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Hello Crack,
It means that your calculation is wrong. You were supposed to pay 25 euros, but you gave 20 or 30 euros.
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Permalink Reply by Crack1 on -
Frank
How do I say I am short of money or I am short of 10 dollars?
By the way today I've met a Congolese man in the gym and practiced the words you taught me yesterday.
I mean the words J'ai envie de faire qch.
Their pronunciation of French is a far cry from a native Frenchmen.
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