je suis fauché is the (slangish) equivalent to 'I am broke' in French.
broken casse bankrupt en faillite
Je suis fauché.
haha, say that some kid threw something at it and it broke. or just say you have no idea what happened and completely stay with that. dont change ur story if u use that excuse
to rent is 'louer' in French.
When you have no money and are broke, it is often referred to as being "financially insolvent" or simply "broke." This state can result from various factors, including unemployment, unexpected expenses, or poor financial management. In informal contexts, people might say they are "flat broke" or "out of cash."
broken casse bankrupt en faillite
Je suis fauché.
J'ai cassé votre table.
J'ai cassé leur table.
Ma copine a rompu avec moi.
Going broke when?
mon garçon ami et Je rompit vers le haut
"Sur" is the proper word for meaning on top in french.
it is rompi as if saying "i broke my nose" you would say mi rompi mi nariz.
Broke-inside
to say is the verb 'dire' in French.
In French, to say 'she' , you say:Elleeg. elle s'appelle comment?In French, to say 'he', you say:Il