nicole4foxOkay french followers what essential french sentences should I know?
lux 🦊ΘΔ@SharpLimefox what does it mean
@nicole4fox literally "Macron resignation" (as in resigning from a job) but more like "Macron, resign now!"
😺 Oror@SharpLimefox @nicole4fox "Macron, explosion!"
Lykrast@nicole4fox when someone says "quoi ?" (what?) you say "feur"
"go fuck yourself" is "va te faire foutre"
"I don't give a fuck" is "je m'en bat les couilles"
@lykrast amazing this thread turned out exactly as i expected. Tysm
@nicole4fox "shut up" is "ta gueule"
"lol" is "mdr" but lol is also widely used in french
"lmao" is "ptdr" but just like above lmao works (but less than lol)
"bravo les lesbiennes" (lit "congrats to the lesbians") is also a very good sentence
"lol" is "mdr" but lol is also widely used in french
"lmao" is "ptdr" but just like above lmao works (but less than lol)
"bravo les lesbiennes" (lit "congrats to the lesbians") is also a very good sentence
Franziska Nord@nicole4fox I don‘t speak French, but I‘ve heard many situations in life can be accurately commented with „merde“ /lh
Keith Dawson“C’est ne pas ce que vous avez, c’est ce que vous faites avec.”
It ain’t what you got, it’s what you do with it.
The quintessential French sentence defying the permeable rule that you shouldn’t end a sentence with a preposition.
⬡-440212 [nora]@nicole4fox je ne parle pais francais 
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yuki - queen of the snow@nicole4fox
« pain au chocolat »
« pain au chocolat »
Yuki "neige d'aout" Hazuki 膤 ❄️ 
do not wake sleeping foxes@yukijoou @nicole4fox It hurts, but at least there's chocolate :3
(it knows it is basically <dough product with chocolate>)
(it knows it is basically <dough product with chocolate>)
Armadax@nicole4fox Una cervesa s'il vous plaît
Soblow Xaselgio 
@Eryel @nicole4fox
A word: "Merde!"
Better learning a language through the historical expressions.
(Joke aside, that's a complicated question, I don't really have a reply...)
Evelyn@nicole4fox instead of 'meme' we say 'L'image humoristique qu'on partage sur les réseaux sociaux'
@tfthwt I understand enough words to make out the meaning. Amazing.
Giles Goat@nicole4fox Depois que j'ai quitte' l' ecole, je ne parle plus francais .. and .. Nous esperons vous avoir rendu service et nous vous prions d' agreer, nos salutations les meilleures. .. some of the few sentences I remember 😂 5 years I had to study it, used it only 6 months, forgot almost everything of it ! 😐
eska 
@nicole4fox "eh bah putain..." means "oh well" as in a reaction of surprise mixed with a sigh of lassitude
@ankhZero me waking up: "eh bah putain..."
@nicole4fox EXACTLY
Niac@nicole4fox
maybe not an sentence, but something you'll probably encounter is "verlan", the art of saying words apmroximately in reverse, as a synonym.
it's mostly found in... "street french", for a lack of a better term.
for instance "meuf" (gal) being the verlan for "femme" (woman)
and yes, "verlan" itself is verlan for "à l'envers" (in reverse).
maybe not an sentence, but something you'll probably encounter is "verlan", the art of saying words apmroximately in reverse, as a synonym.
it's mostly found in... "street french", for a lack of a better term.
for instance "meuf" (gal) being the verlan for "femme" (woman)
and yes, "verlan" itself is verlan for "à l'envers" (in reverse).
@niacdoial thats peak nieche knowledge, amazing!
Maddy 🏳️⚧️ - ADHD-powered 
@nicole4fox Je ne sais pas 
dr. fennec 
@nicole4fox
I'm boring so:
- "Bonjour" (bɔ̃.ʒuʁ, bon-joor, "Hello") and its evening variant "Bonsoir" (bɔ̃.swaʁ, bon-swar)
- "Au revoir" (o ʁə.vwaʁ, oh re-vwar, "Goodbye")
- "Merci" (ˈmɛrsi, mer-see,Thank you)
- "S'il vous plaît" (s‿il vu plɛ, seel vuh play, "Please")
And hopefully you won't need it, but:
- "À l'aide" (a l‿ɛd, ah layd, "Help!")
@fen Merci
Loy HenaAlcohol-themed:
"Apéro !" is a key-word to start partying
"Pinard" means wine
"Saucisson" is for sausages
They tend to come together like "pinard-saucisson"
If you're partying with drinks, "cul-sec !" means finish your drink in one go
"Je suis pompète" is being drunk
"Je suis bourré" is being very drunk
"Je suis arraché" is being drunk to the point of no return
"La fons-dalle" means you are suddenly hungry (you have it like in "j'ai la fons-dalle")
"la gueule de bois" is a hangover (you have it)
Also if in the morning you ask for a "baguette" in a bakery and the person keep talking, dont worry they are asking you which kind of baguette you want (little tip: ask for croissant they have only one type)
@loyhena thanks :D