Examples of using "Fâchée " in a sentence and their english translations:
Jane was angry.
You're upset.
- She is quite angry.
- She's really upset.
She's upset right now.
Why was it that she got angry?
- She was very annoyed.
- She was really annoyed.
You look upset.
She's very upset.
I got upset.
Are you still upset?
- Why are you mad at me?
- Why are you angry at me?
Are you angry with Tom?
My wife is very upset.
Are you angry at Tom?
She got angry with us.
Why are you angry with him?
I was very angry.
She is very annoyed with me.
Are you still upset?
She's very upset.
Is that why you're upset?
My mother is angry.
I was much annoyed with her.
My wife is very upset.
- Why was it that she got angry?
- Why did she become angry?
- Are you angry with Tom?
- Are you angry at Tom?
- Are you still upset?
- Are you still angry with me?
- Is he still mad?
- Is she still mad?
- Are you still angry?
- Are you still mad?
- Are they still mad?
- Are they still angry?
- Is he still angry?
- Is she still angry?
She is upset.
Are you still letting last night's fight bother you? That's so naive.
Why are you angry with him?
I was much annoyed with her.
I am awkward with numbers.
- Don't be upset.
- Don't be mad!
She must be angry with me.
She refused to play with it, and just sat there looking angry.
Why are you mad at me?
I got upset.
- You look upset.
- You seem upset.
- You look upset.
- You seem upset.
Don't be upset.
I got angry.
Is that why you're upset?
Why are you upset?
- I know you're upset.
- I know that you're upset.
Don't be upset.
"Are you angry at me?" "How could anyone ever be angry at you?"
You know why I'm angry, don't you?
I don't want you to be upset.