Sentence examples of "pas tant que ça" in French

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Je n'aime pas tant que ça la bière. I don't like beer that much.
Elle n'est pas tant que ça contre l'idée. She isn't so against the idea.
Mon père ne mange pas tant que ça de fruits. My father doesn't eat fruit that much.
Tout est drôle tant que ça arrive à quelqu'un d'autre. Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else.
Je ne travaille pas tant que cela ! I don't work that much!
C'était marrant tant que ça a duré. It was fun while it lasted.
Ce n'est pas tant un homme politique qu'un érudit. He is not so much a politician as a scholar.
Tant que notre relation est définie par nos différences, nous renforcerons ceux qui sèment la haine plutôt que la paix, et qui promeuvent le conflit plutôt que la coopération qui peut aider tout notre peuple à atteindre justice et prospérité. So long as our relationship is defined by our differences, we will empower those who sow hatred rather than peace, and who promote conflict rather than the cooperation that can help all of our people achieve justice and prosperity.
Je pense que ça a bon goût. I think this tastes good.
Pourquoi vous faites-vous du souci à propos de quelque chose qui n'a pas tant d'importance ? Why are you worrying about something that doesn't matter so much?
Sers-t'en tant que tu en as besoin. Grab as much as you need.
L'homme est malheureux parce qu'il ignore qu'il est heureux. Ce n'est que ça. Man is unhappy because he doesn't know he's happy. It's only that.
Ne me posez pas tant de questions, servez-vous de votre tête. Don't ask me so many questions. Use your head.
Il était respecté à la fois en tant que professeur et en tant qu'homme. He was respected both as a teacher and as a man.
J’espère que ça te plait. I hope you like it.
Ne passe pas tant de temps devant la télé. Don't spend so much time watching TV.
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Est-ce que ça va aller ? Are you going to be OK?
Si tu n'avais pas tant mangé, tu ne serais pas maintenant si endormi. If you had not eaten so much, you would not be so sleepy now.
Tant que tu me parles, ça va, mais dès que tu arrêtes, j'ai faim. As long as you're talking to me, it's fine, but as soon as you stop, I get hungry.
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