"ça m'etonne" = I'm surprised?
translated, 'ça m'etonne' means 'I'm surprised', but when used in conversation can it mean "that doesn't surprise me"
"It's going to rain today"
"yeah, the clouds are grey so 'that doesn't surprise me'.
"Il va pleuvoir aujourd'hui"
"oui, les nuages sont gris donc 'ça m'étonne'.
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Answers · 4
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salut! il va pleuvoir aujourd'hui,oui les nuages sont gris,donc ça ne m'étonne pas!
l'expression est valable aussi à la forme négative!
bye!
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oui c'est de l'ironie.
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oui ça m'etonne" veut dire I'm surprised en anglais.
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