What does trop nul mean?

"Trop nul" is a French phrase that translates to "too bad" or "too weak". It's often used to express disappointment or frustration with someone or something that is considered inadequate or lacking in skill.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* "C'est trop nul, on a perdu le match." (It's too bad, we lost the game.)

* "Ton dessin est trop nul, essaie encore." (Your drawing is too bad, try again.)

* "Ce film est trop nul, je m'attendais à mieux." (This movie is too bad, I expected better.)

It's important to note that "trop nul" can be considered a slight insult, especially if used towards a person. It's generally better to use it to describe an object or situation rather than a person directly.

There are other, more polite ways to express disappointment in French, such as "C'est dommage" (It's a shame) or "C'est pas terrible" (It's not great).