Sentence examples of "t'as" in French with translation "get"

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T'as une amie canon. You've got a cute friend.
T'as saisi le truc ? Got the hang of it?
T'as pas les couilles de traduire cette phrase. You haven't got the balls to translate this sentence.
Je ne peux pas le nier. T'as du style. I can't deny it. You've got style.
« T'as une clope ? » « Oui, mais je n'ai pas de briquet. » "You got a smoke?" "Yeah, but I don't have a lighter."
T'as vu la nana là-bas, rien que de la voir j'ai la gaule. You see that chick over there? I got a boner just from looking at her.
Je l'ai eu gratuit. I got it free.
J'ai eu quelques amis. I've got a few friends.
Ils nous ont presque eus. They almost got us.
Ce problème m'a vraiment eu. That problem has really got me.
Comment diable l'as-tu eu ? How on earth did you get it?
Papa a eu la boisson gratis. Father got the drink for nothing.
Où as-tu eu l'idée ? Where did you get the idea?
Enfin nous avons eu l'information. At last, we got the information.
J'ai eu les poires gratis. I got the pears for nothing.
J'ai eu le billet gratuitement. I got the ticket free of charge.
Et on a eu une pizza gratuite. And we got a free pizza.
Il a eu le train de midi. He got the twelve o'clock train.
Tom a eu une augmentation de salaire. Tom got a raise.
Dis-moi comment il l'a eu. Tell me how he got it.
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