Sentence examples of "franc belge" in French

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Pour être franc, il est difficile de comprendre pourquoi vous souhaitez partir. Frankly speaking, it is difficult to understand why you want to go.
Il n'y a pas de Belge, il n'y a que des Wallons et des Flamands. There is no such thing as a Belgian, there are only Walloons and Flemish.
Je ne pense pas qu'il était franc avec moi. I don't think he was being straight with me.
Terrible accident d'hélicoptère dans un cimetière belge, les sauveteurs ont déjà dégagé plus de 500 corps. Horrible helicopter accident in a Belgian cemetery, the rescuers have already salvaged more than 500 corpses.
Il est parfois difficile d'être à la fois délicat et franc. Sometimes it's hard to be tactful and honest at the same time.
Jacques est un nom belge. Jacques is a Belgian name.
Le Franc suisse s'envole. The Swiss Franc is soaring.
« Pour être franc, j'ai le vertige » « Tu es un trouillard ! » "To tell you the truth, I am scared of heights." "You are a coward!"
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