0:05Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well and that you are
0:08are ready to learn a new a new expression in French.
0:13Today, we will see the expression "c'est pas demain la veille".
0:18Tomorrow is the day after. And the day before is the day before that.
0:25So, what can it mean it's not tomorrow the day before?
0:29This expression, in fact,
0:30it means that something something is not about to happen.
0:34Something might happen, but in a really long time.
0:38So, it's not going to happen tomorrow.
0:41It's something, actually, that it looks like it's never going to happen.
0:45I'll give you some context because this expression is a little bit...
0:48It's a little bit complicated.
0:50This will help you to understand already
0:52and above all, you will be able to use it in sentences. Here is a first example
1:00Clara and Peter separated separated a year ago
1:05and Peter still cries every day.
1:09It's not tomorrow the day that he will forget it.
1:14It's not going to happen. And here's a second contextualization.
1:19It's not tomorrow that I'm going to be able I'm going to be able to take a vacation.
1:23I have so much work to do,
1:25I work every day until 10 p.m. and I start at 7 a.m.
1:31I have no idea when I will be able to take I can take a vacation.
1:35It's not tomorrow the day I'm going to be able to rest.
1:40That's it for the expression c'est pas demain la veille.
1:44I hope you liked it and that you will be able to I hope you like it and that you can use it too.
1:49See you soon have a nice day.