On Sale
Gimme gimme!
To say something is mine, the phrases are: le mien, la mienne, les miens, or les miennes. Choose based on the gender and number!
J'ai acheté ma bague en promotion.
I bought my ring on sale.
J'ai acheté la mienne en promotion.
I bought mine on sale.
The same idea can be applied to le tien, la tienne, and so on:
Je préfère ton manteau.
I prefer your coat.
Je préfère le tien.
I prefer yours.
Mes chaussures sont plus confortables que les tiennes.
My shoes are more comfortable than yours.
I have a hankerin'
A common French expression is donner envie de. It expresses how a situation makes you want to do something!
Cette publicité donne envie de manger du chocolat.
This commercial makes you want to eat chocolate.
If you want to be more specific, add pronouns like lui, leur, etc.
Cette offre lui donne envie d'acheter cette voiture.
This offer makes him want to buy this car.
C'est clair que...
There are so many ways to express your opinions! There's both je pense que..., and je suppose que…. There's also c'est clair que..., which sounds rude in English, but it's not rude in French!
C'est clair que c'est suffisant.
It is obvious that it is enough.
Je suppose que c'est une bonne décision.
I'm guessing that it's a good decision.
Je pense que tu as raison.
I think that you are right.