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logogreffe · 24 hours
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logogreffe · 1 day
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The German language has quite a few animalistic verbs:
fuchsen ("to fox") = to annoy
hechten ("to pike") = to dive
reihern ("to heron") = to puke
dackeln ("to dachshund") = to walk slowly
aalen ("to eel") = to bask
vögeln ("to bird") = to have sex
einigeln ("to hedgehog in") = to curl up
hamstern ("to hamster") = to hoard
schlängeln ("to snake") = to wriggle
stieren ("to bull") = to goggle
unken ("to toad") = to gripe, augur doom
tigern ("to tiger") - to walk tigerishly
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logogreffe · 2 days
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Do French schools have proms or any kind of school dances?
Hi!
They didn't really used to have any, but now it's not unusual for lycées to organise a party at the end of Terminale! They're not as developed as US proms though: people won't dress as fancily (typically guys may wear a suit/dress trousers and a shirt, and girls a nice dress, but not necessarily floor length), and the budget will be much, much smaller. Typically, it would take place in a large space at school e.g. the gym, or a salle des fêtes in smaller cities (community centre).
All the prom traditions like the promposals, getting corsages... Don't happen though (and fun fact, a corsage in French is actually a blouse or the bodice of a dress! Nothing to do with flower bouquets!).
Hope it helps!
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logogreffe · 3 days
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there’s a category of verbs in french called verbes défectifs and while it just means that they dont have complete conjugations, i cant help but imagine a verb factory where this sometimes happens:
factory worker 1: i have made an Impersonal Verb
factory worker 2:  you fucked up a perfectly good verb is what you did. look at it. it’s only got a 3rd person singular conjugation
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logogreffe · 3 days
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my favorite student errors
I teach French I at a public high school and i LOVE the errors my students make– it tells me a lot about what they hear, understand, and connect to. here’s a few of my favorites so far:
catdogs (quatorze)
je m’appelle toilettes (wanted to ask “puis-je aller aux toilettes”)
vous avez le suck a toe? (sac à dos)
la belle et la bite
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logogreffe · 3 days
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more french notes!!
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logogreffe · 3 days
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french slang words 🐝✨
Accro = Slang for an addict
Ado= short for “adolescent”= teen Apéro = Short for “aperitif”. À poil = naked Appart = short for ‘appartement’= flat Aprem = Short for après-midi = afternoon Babiole = something worthless Bagnole = car Barjot = nutcase, insane person Ben =interj. for “well”. Often used at the beginning of a phrase, and followed by “oui” or “non” Bide = Stomach Bidon = Bad, false, ex: c'est une promesse bidon = this is a false promise Bite = Dick Blé (du blé, des sous, des ronds, du pognon, du fric) = money Bled = boondocks Bof =interj for ‘not really’, ‘i don’t like this’, ‘let me think a while…’ Boule = slang for head, testicule, or ars / ass (vulgar), Bouffe= food Bouffer = to eat Bourrin = horse Bosser = to work Boulot = job Se casser = to leave ; “Casse-toi !”= “Go away !” Chier = to shit Les Chiottes = WC, toilets Chouraver = to steal Cinoche = Cinema to see a film Con (mas)= stupid Conne (fem) = stupid Connerie = crap Crever = to die, or to be exhausted adj., crevé(e),. As in “Je suis crevé(e)” = “I’m exhausted” La crève = a bad cold, Crever la dalle = be famish, be starving Cul = ass Débile = stupid Déconner= doing silly thing Dirlo = headmaster Enculer = To fuck La fac = short for “faculté”= University Faire chier = to annoy, to bother, ex: tu me fais chier = you are bothering me Faire la tête, faire la gueule = to pout, to sulk De la flotte = water Flics, keufs = police Foutre = to do or to make, or to put Ex: “Va te faire foutre” = “Go get fucked/Go fuck yourself” “Qu'est-ce que tu fous ?” = “What the hell are you doing?” “J'ai rien à foutre ici, avec toi” = “I have nothing to do here, with you” “J'en ai rien à foutre ” = “Je m'en fous” = “I don’t care” “Où est-ce que je l'ai foutu ?” = “Where did i put that?” Hyper = very, really, “Il peut être hyper attentionné ” = “ He can be very considerate ” Kiffer = to like, ex: Je kiffe la science = I like science Génial = awesome, great ex: tu es genial = you are awesome Gosse = Child Grave = stupid, ex: son père est grave = his father is stupid. Gueule = mouth Gueuler = to shout, to scream, ex: arrête de gueuler! = Stop shouting louper = to miss Machin = Stuff Mome, mioche, gosse, gamin, moutard = child Ouais = yes Piaule = room Piquer = to steal, to pick Pote = friend Se tirer, se casser = to go away Taff = job, task Taule= jail Truc = Stuff Tronche = face Type, mec = guy Vache = nasty ( but “Oh la vache” is an exclamation which means “damn”) Vachement = very ex: elle est vachement difficile= she is very difficult Zinzin = mad
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logogreffe · 6 days
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J'ai ça avec Baby-sittor (le film avec Vin Diesel), la version canadienne est la seule version que j'accepte de regarder ! J'avais d'ailleurs jamais vraiment remarqué que c'était la version canadienne, je trouvais juste qu'ils disaient certains mots bizarrement du style "J'ai oublié mon cellulaire" pour dire "j'ai oublié mon téléphone portable"
Quand t'as vu un film tellement de fois en version canadienne que même 15 ans après tu peux pas le voir en VO ou en VF
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logogreffe · 7 days
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I hate those videos titles that are basically "stop saying this word" or "If you keep using this word stop RIGHT NOW" that some YouTubers use
I know the videos are meant to expand your vocabulary but
a) 90% of the time natives overuse those words too so???
b) it activates the "don't tell me what to do" bratty attitude on me
You can use so many different alternatives like 🙄
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logogreffe · 7 days
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quelque chose que j'ai trouvé sur reddit
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logogreffe · 7 days
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Heya! I tried something a bit different this time! What do you think about this format, you likey? Miti
ps: I found it hard to transcribe the “u” sound in “nul” as I don’t think there is anything close to it in English. Or maybe “juice”.
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logogreffe · 7 days
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logogreffe · 7 days
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Do English speakers know 'déjà-vu' literally means 'already seen'
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logogreffe · 8 days
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Philology
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logogreffe · 9 days
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incredible translation of sheeesh thank you google
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logogreffe · 11 days
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ive developed a new studying technique called not doing it
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