How do you say cool in French slang?
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How do you say cool in French slang?
Frais/fraîche. This is used exactly the same was as it is in English. Literally, frais means ‘fresh’ and will be used to describe food, but the younger generation also uses it to describe things that they deem ‘cool’.
What is the feminine version of funny in French?
The French translation for “funny (feminine)” is amusante.
What is Rigalo?
: gift, bonus, treat especially : an offering of superior food or drink.
What do the French call cigarettes?
Clope
Clope is French slang for ‘cigarette’. Like the English ‘smoke a cig’, les français fument une clope. French people love to smoke.
How do you say bruh in French?
Translation of “bruh!” in French Je suis fait pour ça, frère.
Is regalos plural or singular?
Meanings of “plural of regalo” in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)
| Category | English | |
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| 1 | Common | plural of regalo |
What does Bobo mean in French?
bourgeois
PARIS— The French have embraced a new expression to describe those who have it all: Bobo. The term is short for bourgeois and bohemian, two social castes no one ever expected to find mixed up together. Bobo takes over where the old Mitterrand-era label “gauche caviar,” or caviar socialist, left off.
What is another word for Funny in French?
funny. French Translation. drôle. More French words for funny. drôle adjective. amusing, queer, droll, comical, comic. amusant adjective.
What are some funny French phrases that make you laugh?
15 Funny French Phrases That’ll Make You Giggle. 1. “Ah, la vache!”. Translation: Oh, my cow. Don’t panic, no cow is lost or wildly running away. The French phrase “Ah, la vache” actually expresses surprise and excitement.
What is the funniest French word you have ever heard?
The funniest word I think in French is ‘août’ (August). There’s a backstory for it. If you’re a Marathi too or know it then you’d understand. So one day we were learning the months and then when we reached August I started laughing hysterically (I used to do that in my French class a lot, my group was such! ) because of the pronunciation ‘oot’.
What do the French say when they faint?
When the French faint, they don’t fall on a bed of roses perfumed with Chanel N°5, but in… apples! To “fall in the apples” means to lose consciousness. 10. “Il y a quelque chose qui cloche” Imagine D’Artagnan sensing that “there is something wrong.” He would say, “ Il y a quelque chose qui cloche ” or “there is something ringing.”