As an English speaker you’ll sometimes end a sentence with ‘or something.’ When you translate that to French, it becomes ‘ou quelque chose.’ But you don’t want to end a French sentence with ‘ou quelque chose.’ Instead, get into the habit of saying ‘ou quelque chose comme ça.’ Here’s an example in spoken French.
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Do not hear Parce que. I hear Si instead.
Hi Neil,
Thank you for writing.
I did a little email on that parce que a while back. https://fluentlistener.com/spoken-french-what-does-skuh-mean/
And here is a video on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o99Ma4Ml8JY
Best regards,
David Tolman