0:05Hello everyone, I hope you are well. Today,
0:08I'll meet you again for a new video on a French expression.
0:13The expression we are going to see today today is quite familiar.
0:17It's boire des coups. Cheers. boire des coups, that's it
0:25an expression that means to drink a glass or to drink glasses.
0:30It's when you're going to spend a moment
0:32a nice moment with friends or family with for example friends or family,
0:38and so we go for drinks, so we can have a coke so we can have a coke, a beer, some wine.
0:44The idea is just to have a moment together, either in a bar,
0:47often it's in a bar where we go to boire des coups.
0:50But it can be at home,
0:52in apartments and at a friend's house, at his lover's house.
0:57The idea is to have a good time moment, a moment of sharing.
1:01I'm going to give you two little context to make sure you understand
1:06the expression and that you can you can use it.
1:08For example, if I ask a colleague what he did this weekend.
1:12He can answer I I didn't do much.
1:15I just went out drinking with some friends.
1:18Another example would be if
1:21someone writes me a little message to ask if I am available.
1:26I can answer no.
1:27I'm making a YouTube video right now. YouTube video, but if you want,
1:31we can meet up afterwards for drinks at the little drinks at the little bar downstairs from my place.
1:35That's it for today. That was pretty short.
1:39I hope you enjoyed this video, that you have learned a new expression.
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1:53See you very, very soon, and have a nice day.