Signification en français
Sens de You can't say things like that
A warning against making inappropriate comments.
In simple words: You shouldn't speak in that way.
You can't say things like that dans une phrase
- During the meeting, she said, 'You can't say things like that!' when he made a rude joke.
- When he insulted her outfit, she responded, 'You can't say things like that to your friends.'
- 'You can't say things like that around children,' she warned, frowning at his crude remarks.
- I can't believe you would joke about that. You can't say things like that in public.
- At the family dinner, my aunt said, 'You can't say things like that at the table!' when my cousin cursed.
Comment utiliser You can't say things like that
This phrase is used to express disapproval of someone's comments. It's often used in social situations where politeness is important.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine someone telling a friend, 'You can't say things like that!' while shaking their finger.
Mots liés
Collocations with You can't say things like that
- say things like that
- you can't say
- not appropriate to say
- speak like that
Synonyms for You can't say things like that
- don't say that
- that's not acceptable
- you shouldn't speak like that
- that's inappropriate
Common mistakes with You can't say things like that
- Omitting 'you' and starting with 'can't say things like that'.
- Using 'like that' without specifying what was said before.
- Confusing with similar phrases like 'You shouldn't say that.'
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Questions fréquentes sur You can't say things like that
Que signifie You can't say things like that?
You shouldn't speak in that way.
Que signifie You can't say things like that en français ?
You shouldn't speak in that way.
Quelle est la définition de You can't say things like that?
A warning against making inappropriate comments.
Comment utiliser You can't say things like that dans une phrase?
During the meeting, she said, 'You can't say things like that!' when he made a rude joke.
Peux-tu donner un autre exemple de You can't say things like that?
When he insulted her outfit, she responded, 'You can't say things like that to your friends.'
Quels sont les synonymes de You can't say things like that?
Quelques alternatives courantes : don't say that, that's not acceptable, you shouldn't speak like that, that's inappropriate.
Quels mots vont avec You can't say things like that?
Il s'associe souvent à say things like that, you can't say, not appropriate to say, speak like that.
Quelles sont les erreurs courantes avec You can't say things like that?
Omitting 'you' and starting with 'can't say things like that'. Using 'like that' without specifying what was said before. Confusing with similar phrases like 'You shouldn't say that.'
Comment prononce-t-on You can't say things like that?
US: //ju kæn’t seɪ θɪŋz laɪk ðæt//, UK: //juː kɑːnt seɪ θɪŋz laɪk ðæt//. Écoute l'audio ci-dessus pour entendre la prononciation native.
Quand dois-je utiliser You can't say things like that?
This phrase is used to express disapproval of someone's comments. It's often used in social situations where politeness is important.