à partir de là

[beri]

I wonder how to express that consecutive locution in English. It's not very formal and means more or less "given this" or "considering this"
One example:
"Il ne s'est pas excusé pour ce qu'il m'a fait. A partir de là, je considère que notre amitié est finie."

 

[DDT]

"He didn't apologize for what he did to me. "From this/that moment on our friendship is over"

DDT

 

[beri]

are you sure "from that moment" is not just temporal?
I'm looking for an equivalent to express a consequence

 

[DDT]

It just sounds me better than "So that" or "Therefore", which are different possibilities to express it

DDT

 

[semiller]

Yes, "from that moment on" is a good translation of "à partir de là" considering the example you provided.

 

[ob1]

And "from this point" ?

BEN

 

[french4beth]

Not a literal translation, but how about, "After what happened,..."

 

[stephlittle]

How about, "So from now on, I consider our friendship over"?

 

[djimax]

D' abord tu as deux phrases, and these phrases are called in english ''compound sentences'' so you must use a conjunctive adverbs to make one and only one phrase , tu dois relier tes 2 phrases afin d obtenir une seule phrase, so in order to obtain that you must a conjunctive adverbs , the best one would be '' in results'' because as a consequence of what your friend did , your friendship with him is over , as everybody knows about the ''cause/consequence''. and i think the best one would be '' he didn't apologise for what he did to me;in results, our friendship is over. we must also use a semicolon before a conjunctive adverbs, so now i put together the two sentences and make one in final. in conclusion , it always depends on the sentence to translate something. i hope my answer satifies your question .

 

[bloomiegirl]

Perhaps "as a result"? But I think "So from now on..." is even better.

Welcome to the forum, djimax!
That said, maybe I don't get out enough, but I've never heard "in results" used in this context.

 

[djimax]

hi bloomiegirl.
perhaps you should review your english grammar cause ''in results'' can be used in this context. you should review the ''compound sentences'' and the '' conjunctive adverbs''.

 

[sound shift]

I like stephlittle's suggestion.

 

[djimax]

let me rectify a mistake i have made , i wrote '' in results'' but it is '' as a results'' because this would suit in this context.

 

[Kewuzâbe Leila Brumier]

thank you for your help, it is ok and suits in the context