(Les jours fériés), on ne travaille pas : (On bank holidays), we don't worktravailler, présent
On is an informal replacement for "we", "you", "they", "someone", or "people in general".
En France, on aime bien râler In France, we love to complain.
(Hier), on n'a pas travaillé : (Yesterday) we didn't worktravailler, passé composé
  • "Et les jours de piscine, on ne travaille pas."
  • "Jeudi, c’était le 1er novembre, c’est un jour férié, on ne travaille pas."
  • "Vendredi, il y avait grève dans le métro, on n’a pas travaillé."
  • "Et dimanche, évidemment, on ne travaille pas non plus."

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