It's just a first-degree burn.
C'est juste une brûlure au 1er degré.
It's nothing worse than a first-degree burn.
Ce n'est qu'une brûlure au premier degré.
It's a first-degree burn.
C'est juste une brûlure au 1er degré.
There's nothing to worry about. It's only a first-degree burn.
Il n'y a pas de quoi s'inquiéter. Ce n'est qu'une brûlure au premier degré.
You're lucky it's a first-degree burn. It could have been much worse.
Tu as de la chance, ce n'est qu'une brûlure au premier degré. Ça aurait pu être bien pire.
So, you can't leave your normal metal tools out because you'll get a first-degree burn if you grab them sometimes.
Donc vous ne pouvez pas laisser vos outils classiques en métal dehors parce que souvent vous vous brûlez au premier degré si vous les attrapez.
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