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Reyedy
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To add a bit of informations; Like toldinformation; As previously said, "ça baigne" is rarellyrarely used forby any young adult. To noteNote: when it's used it's often used in a more familiar'sfamiliar way than "ça va" (less formal).

Such way is often told;It can be told in the following contexts:

"ça"Ça baigne, mon coco"coco ?"
"ça"Ça baigne, mon vieux ?"
"ça"Ça baigne, mon frêre ?"

As you can see, the construction of the sentancesentence differ a bit thanfrom a more formal "ça va".

To add a bit of informations; Like told "ça baigne" is rarelly used for any young adult. To note when it's used it's often used in a more familiar's way than "ça va" (less formal)

Such way is often told;

"ça baigne mon coco"
"ça baigne, mon vieux ?"
"ça baigne, mon frêre ?"

As you can see the construction of the sentance differ a bit than a more formal "ça va".

To add a bit of information; As previously said, "ça baigne" is rarely used by any young adult. Note: when it's used it's often used in a more familiar way than "ça va" (less formal).

It can be told in the following contexts:

"Ça baigne, mon coco ?"
"Ça baigne, mon vieux ?"
"Ça baigne, mon frêre ?"

As you can see, the construction of the sentence differ a bit from a more formal "ça va".

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yagmoth555
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To add a bit of informations; Like told "ça baigne" is rarelly used for any young adult. To note when it's used it's often used in a more familiar's way than "ça va" (less formal)

Such way is often told;

"ça baigne mon coco"
"ça baigne, mon vieux ?"
"ça baigne, mon frêre ?"

As you can see the construction of the sentance differ a bit than a more formal "ça va".