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Je ne comprends pas cette phrase... I read a phrase that I don't understand: Pour moi il va falloir repenser à travailler et cela me va pas être facile... mais il faut bien manger. "Il faut bien manger". I think it has nothing to do with "eating"? What is the meaning of that phrase?

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I am going to have to think about working and that is not going to be easy for me .. but one has to eat. (A person has to eat to stay alive, and in order to eat one has to work to be able to buy food)
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"Falloir " est un verbe impersonnel : il ne se conjugue qu'à la troisième personne du singulier. Il signifie « être obligatoire » , the obligation Example : Il faut travailler , ilya un examen . So " il faut bien manger " he / she doesnt refer to persson , its like we say " its obligation to eat " , its obligation to work " Si tu veux transformer " il faut " to form personell you can say " tu es obligé . " you are obligate il faut bien manger ( impersonel ) = tu es obligé de manger ( personel ) Another example about " falloir " : --- Il fallait m ' entrainer pour ganger --- Il faisait déjà 3 jours remarque : il' est un sujet apparent car celui-ci ne désigne rien, ni aucune personne ni aucune chose. example : il faudrait deux jours pour finir le devoir
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