How is the phrase j'en ai marre translated from French to English
Se dit quand on ne supporte plus quelque chose.
Said when you cannot stand something any longer.
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Se dit quand on ne supporte plus quelque chose.
Said when you cannot stand something any longer.
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Les mêmes excuses chaque semaine: j'en ai marre. — Same excuses every week — I'm fed up with it.
J'en ai marre, je m'en vais. — I'm fed up with it, I'm leaving.
Elle en a marre du bruit d'en haut. — She's fed up with the noise upstairs.
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