"Attention, tu vas casser le balai que je préfère."

Translation: Careful, you are going to break the broom that I prefer.

[MickRedbur]

I can't imagine anyone actually saying this, you're going to break my favourite broom (albeit a different translation in the literal sense) would be more appropriate. I'm a bloody janitor, I know what I am talking about.

[--Roody--]

So use it, Mick, and be a happy janitor. As a former janitor, I typed

Be careful, you're going to break my favorite broom.

It was accepted.

[MaryBriles]

I wonder if you wrote, my favorite broom, if it would have been accepted. I wanted to write that as well.

[JuneDowns]

I wrote 'take care' instead of 'careful' and it wasn't accepted. I really consider that they are both acceptable translations of 'attention'.

[doublelingot]

Careful, you are going to break the brush that I prefer. Wrongly rejected.

[tiffany.a.1]

Welcome to harry potter universe

[fionagirl6]

How do you break a broom?

[--Roody--]

How do you break a broom? Swatting an owl that got into the house.

[jaylawrence87]

These new sections are frustratingly specific! Neither "warning" nor "danger" were accepted for "Attention"

[JonxNumber1]

I just ran into this as well

[LindaSherr2]

Careful, you're going to break the broom that l prefer.
Why is the 'you're' elision not accepted?

[Max685224]

"Take care' was rejected - how is that not an English equivalent to 'be careful;?!!

[Dave962976]

This section is getting increasingly surreal!

[pom666]

yes ! and that's the fun of it !

[Bluelensflares]

"careful, you are going to break the broom that i love", is not accepted. The english verb seems to be used much less frequently than in french.

[BarbaraSti2]

What a bizarre sentence.