Usage examples of "t'es" in French with translation to English

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Allô ? T'es toujours là ? Hello? Are you still here?
Tu t'es très bien débrouillé. You have done very well.
T'es une bonne fille. You are a good person.
Est-ce que tu t'es amusé ? Did you have a good time?
Tu t'es fait avoir. You've been had.
Tu t'es bien amusé ce weekend ? Did you have fun over the weekend?
T'es une chouette gonzesse. You are a good person.
Est-ce que tu t'es déjà lavé les mains ? Have you washed your hands yet?
T'es un mec bien. You are a good person.
Tu ne t'es pas encore lavé les mains, si ? You have not washed your hands yet, have you?
T'es fâché avec l'algèbre de Boole ? Are you at odds with Boolean algebra?
Tu es une bête ! Tu ne t'es pas trompé sur la moindre question ! You're a beast! You haven't even missed one question!
Une seule erreur et t'es un raté. A single mistake, and you are a failure.
Tu t'es en quelque sorte débrouillé pour mal interpréter ce que j'ai dit. You've somehow managed to misconstrue what I have said.
Tu t'es assoupi de temps en temps pendant mon cours. You were nodding off at times during my lecture.
Certes tu t'es trompé, mais je ne peux pas te blâmer pour cela. On the one hand, you are wrong, but on the other hand, I can't blame you for that.
Le football américain, c'est pour les tapettes. Si t'es vraiment un homme, tu fais du rugby. American football is for sissies. If you're a real man you play rugby.
"Mon métabolisme est tel que quelle que soit la quantité de ce que je mange, je ne grossis pas.""A cet instant même, à cette seconde, tu t'es fait des ennemis partout dans le monde." "My metabolism is such that no matter how much I eat I don't put on weight." "Just now, this second, you've made enemies of people throughout the world."
Mince, je me suis trompé. Damn, I was wrong.
je me suis bien amusée I've had a good time
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