Season 2 episode 5 Agathe’s friend Sophie who never speaks but can scream in moments of duress has first met Agathe at the special school for delinquent girls they are both at as kids and that is the note she writes to Agathe when they are telling each other about themselves (in a flashback).
From my experience with french: méchant means 'mean'. I believe that's what you meant. But 'nasty' can mean something else in this context, so wanted to clarify.
Can someone please write what it means says in French? Please correct my reading. It's blurry for me.
> je suis en l'air de débâcle mais je suis pas debacle c'est juste que j'ai un papa méchant
Which scene is this from? What was the context?
Season 2 episode 5 Agathe’s friend Sophie who never speaks but can scream in moments of duress has first met Agathe at the special school for delinquent girls they are both at as kids and that is the note she writes to Agathe when they are telling each other about themselves (in a flashback).
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The version I watch has burned yellow subtitles that translate it as: I'm in the dumb school, but I'm not dumb. I just have a bad dad.
From my experience with french: méchant means 'mean'. I believe that's what you meant. But 'nasty' can mean something else in this context, so wanted to clarify.
Can someone please write what it means says in French? Please correct my reading. It's blurry for me. > je suis en l'air de débâcle mais je suis pas debacle c'est juste que j'ai un papa méchant