Usage examples of "non coté" in French with translation to English

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Votre attitude, non votre aptitude, détermine votre altitude. Your attitude, not your aptitude, determines your altitude.
Du coté positif, au moins de plus en plus de filles en Afghanistan se rendent-elles à l'école. On the bright side, at least more and more girls in Afghanistan are going to school.
« Est-ce de l'arabe ? » « Non, c'est du ouïghour — une langue parlée dans le Nord-Ouest de la Chine. » "Is this Arabic?" "No, it's Uyghur - a language that's spoken in northwestern China."
On peut patiner de ce coté du lac en toute sécurité. It is safe to skate on this lake.
« Vais-je mourir ? » « Non, tu vas dormir. » "Am I going to die?" "No, you are going to sleep."
Viens et assis toi à mon coté. Come and sit by me.
Tu arrives bientôt, non ? You arrive soon, don't you?
Quand de violents extrémistes opèrent dans un coin de montagne, des gens sont mis en danger de l'autre coté de l'océan. When violent extremists operate in one stretch of mountains, people are endangered across an ocean.
"Veux-tu quelque chose à boire ?" "Non, merci" "Would you like something to drink?" "Sorry, no thanks."
Il est anormal d'avoir le coeur du coté droit. It is abnormal to have the heart on the right side.
Non, elle est d'occasion. No, it's second hand.
Cette personne a un grain de beauté à coté de l'œil. That person has a mole at the side of his eye.
Un homme libre pense à la mort moins qu'à toute chose; et sa sagesse est une méditation non sur la mort, mais sur la vie. A free man thinks of death least of all things; and his wisdom is a meditation not of death but of life.
Le garçon d'à coté ne rentre souvent que tard à la maison. The boy who lives next door often comes home late.
"Voulez-vous une autre tasse de café ?" "Non merci" "Will you have another cup of coffee?" "No, thank you."
Tu devrais éviter ce coté de la ville. You should keep clear of that side of town.
Moi non plus. Me neither.
Il mit ses outils de coté après qu'il eût fini. He put his tools away after he had finished.
Non, je ne suis pas marié. No, I am not married.
Elle parait petite a coté de sa soeur. She seems short beside her sister.
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