You are going to discover everything you need to know about the inspirational French phrase "Le meilleur est à venir". It includes a full definition of what it is and how to use it in a conversation with an audio example. As well as the useful informations we sprinkled like synonym, slow pronunciation audio, dialogue example and more!
Translation : The best is yet to come
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IPA : / lə mɛjœʁ ɛ a vəniʁ /
The literal meaning is:
These inspirational words are a reminder of being positive about the future and keeping an optimistic attitude. You will often hear French people using it when trying to cheer up/boost each other.
Imagine you have a friend going through a tough situation and you want to cheer him/her up, you can say: "Ne t'en fais pas, le meilleur est à venir" (Don't worry, the best is yet to come).
You can also replace "Ne t'en fais pas" by "Soit fort" (Be strong) or "N'y pense pas" (Don't think about it) and many more options. You can also simply use it alone without anything before.
There is an interesting French movie called "Le meilleur reste à venir" with a pleasant story and excellent actors!
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