"not very well at all" is translated "pas bien du tout" in French.
In French, 'not very well' is pas très bien.
Gourmet is a French word, meaning a person who loves and is well informed about food, and who eats very well. But not all inhabitants of France are gourmets, and not all gourmets live in France (or even Quebec).
You can say "Je ne vais pas très bien" in French to indicate that you are not doing very well.
"très bien"
"très bien" means "very well" in French.
He knows french, but not very well, according to him and tom :)
Well, you see the French Revolution was very sad at times. Not just the reign of terror, but somewhat silly things like having the names of the months all changed as well as the days of the week.
It's "très bien".
"Muy bien" is Spanish for "very well," which is "très bien" in French.
no, he can just act very well.
yes the french are very well educated
très bien je m'en souviens très bien = I remember him very well