Help! Extreme beginner

[Sindiana]

Some guy at work keeps telling me "Seigh le vi" when I refuse his advances. What does that mean? It might be spelled differently like "sa la vi" But I would think it is common and I cannot figure out what he is saying even with a french-english translation dictionary. I think because I am spelling is wrong. Can anyone help me?
Posted on July 6, 2009 at 9:24am

[Marc Vonhalmen]

Hi,

"C'est la vie" --> "That's life" or "Such is life"

[Sindiana]

Thank you so much. :)

[kola oni]

Pls Help me too

I spent a mail to someone wherein I said - "Merci infinement" and he replied "De rien!". I'm not sure what his reply means.

[Marc Vonhalmen]

It means "you're welcome".

[hubert clauzel]

de rien ou pas de quoi, similare to spanish que nada, in english you'r welcome