Fact Check: Tu te trompes
“tu te trompes”
Summary
“Tu te trompes” is a proper French expression meaning “you are mistaken” or “you are wrong.” It is the second‑person singular present tense of the pronominal verb *se tromper* and is used to indicate that someone’s statement or belief is incorrect.
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- se tromper - Conjugation of verb se tromper interrogative form, pronominal
Presentme trompé-je ? te trompes-tu ? se trompe-t-il ? nous trompons-nous ? vous trompez-vous ?
- Tu te trompes
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- Tu te trompes. - French example sentence - Tatoeba
Tu te trompes.
- Je pense que tu te trompes. - French example sentence - Tatoeba
I think that you're wrong. ... Je pense que tu te trompes.
- Tu quoque - Wikipedia
Tu quoque, literally "you, too", is a rhetorical technique that intends to discredit the opponent's argument by attacking the opponent's own personal behaviour and actions as being inconsistent with their argument, so that the opponent appears hypocritical. This specious reasoning is a special ...
spkfrnch.wordpress.com- Tu te trompes, et tu as tort. | Spk Frnch - WordPress.com
Once in a while, however, it happens that believing that your incorrect information is in fact true (Tu te trompes) results in making an inappropriate decision about how to act (Tu as tort).
- je me trompe? | WordReference Forums
(je me trompe, tu te trompes, etc) The correct way of saying what you're trying to say would be ''tu te trompes'', which is slightly more accurately translated as ''you are mistaken.'' Bonne chance avec ton français!
- What is the meaning of "tu te trompe "? - Question about French (France) | HiNative
Definition of tu te trompe You're wrong
- te trompes – contexts and usage examples in French with translation to English | PROMT.One Translator in context
Tu te trompes si tu penses qu'il a tort.
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