Mais nous venons de nous installer et je n'ai pas de quoi te payer.
But we just started out and I have no money to pay your salary.
Mais nous venons de nous installer etje n'ai pas de quoi te payer.
But we just started out and I have no money to pay your salary.
Ce Parlement - dans les nouveaux bureaux bruxellois duquel nous venons de nous installer et où nous nous trouvons aujourd'hui - est bien trop grand pour n'être que le Parlement de l'Union européenne actuelle.
The European Parliament, where we are now, here in Brussels - we have just moved into the new offices - is certainly much too big to be merely a European Parliament for the European Union of today!
Mes enfants ne parlent pas encore très bien la langue du pays dans lequel nous venons de nous installer.
My children don't speak the language of the country we've just moved to very well yet.
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