It is not "c'est le gere", but "c'est la guerre"; and it means: "that's the war", or "that's war for you, I'm afraid". A related saying is "c'est la vie" or "that's life".
"C'est la guerre" was originally used as an excuse for, or a resigned acceptance of, the effects of war on people and their behaviour. Nowadays (in peacetime) it is used as a comment on the tribulations of life.
In addition, it means that the chase won't be given up, more on the vein of everyday use.
I guess "ger" could be a texting language shortening for "guerre". "c'est la guerre" means "it's war, the war is declared"
"this is war"
c'est la guerre means it's war
'C'est la vie' is actually the correct way to say "That's life" or "It's life". Sa la vie would not make sense in French, as 'sa' (meaning his or her) has a different meaning than 'C'est' (meaning It's/That's)
Maybe you mean, "C'est la guerre." That is French for "That is war" (and "c'est" is pronounced approximately like "say" in English).
What does matiere preferee cest mean? it means liek wahts your favourite subject here ill answer it English: My favourite subject is Science French: Ma matiere preferee, cest Science Remenber the acents in french peace (\/) (' ') (").(")
la diablesse is a she-devil.
today = aujourd'hui
"C'est la vie" is a French phrase that translates to "that's life" in English. It is used to express acceptance or resignation towards a situation that cannot be changed.
'C'est la vie' is actually the correct way to say "That's life" or "It's life". Sa la vie would not make sense in French, as 'sa' (meaning his or her) has a different meaning than 'C'est' (meaning It's/That's)
c'est la première - it's the first (feminine)
En 2021, la population du Canada est d'environ 38 millions de personnes.
It means, "that's good".
I don't recognise this. It looks and sounds very like c'est la notre. That means 'this is ours.'
The song with the lyrics "C'est la vie" is "You Never Can Tell" by Chuck Berry.
French for "That's life," or "Such is life."
Roughly " That's life" in English, "Asi es la vida" in Spanish.
j'ai acheté une jupe à fleurs, parce que c'est la mode.
Question translates to: "What is the Fantasia in Morocco" thanks to Google Translate.
Maybe you mean, "C'est la guerre." That is French for "That is war" (and "c'est" is pronounced approximately like "say" in English).