How is the phrase il y a donc une chance translated from French to English

Se dit quand un mince espoir subsiste après une mauvaise nouvelle.

Said when a small hope remains after bad news.

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English translation
but youre saying theres a chance

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  • Une chance sur un million ? Il y a donc une chance ! One in a million? But you're saying there's a chance!

  • Il ne reste que deux billets ? Il y a donc une chance ! Only two tickets left? But you're saying there's a chance!

  • « Il y a donc une chance », a-t-il ri. "But you're saying there's a chance," he laughed.

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How is “il y a donc une chance” translated from French?
“il y a donc une chance” translates into English as “but youre saying theres a chance”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “il y a donc une chance” mean?
Meaning of “il y a donc une chance”: Se dit quand un mince espoir subsiste après une mauvaise nouvelle. In English — “but youre saying theres a chance”.
What part of speech is “il y a donc une chance”?
“il y a donc une chance” is a phrase.
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