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juste c pa da bomb mais d'la bomb [Comment by: manu ]
ya aussi d'la bombe ou LA bombe: means
---> AWESOME !! or GREAT !! [Comment by: féfé ]
bonswaw wtf is ur f*cking problemo [Comment by: the person thats not u ]
bwyhz8ckcy63jn1u
[Comment by: Constantine Harris Rated:2/5 ]
bwyhz8ckcy63jn1u
[Comment by: Reuben Parker Rated:5/5 ]
A french man replied to a comment of
mine with the word D'acc!.
Does anyone know what this means? [Comment by: Jack ]
D'acc is the abbreviation for d'accord
which means okay. [Comment by: Maria Sanchez ]
No, you nub.
It's more like "that's cool"
w/either connotation available [Comment by: BADHABIT ]
ur the nub! ^ it does mean ok, all
right, fine, and or done! [Comment by: LordTay ]
te amo [name] yo nunca jamas te olvidaré
whats does this mean?
[Comment by: .. ]
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pis9nyg662rx6m17
[Comment by: Houston Hickman Rated:1/5 ]
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An Old Maid
Une Vielle Fille
ytury [Comment by: yuyr Rated:5/5 ]
very outdated term, no more used
nowadays [Comment by: professional linguist ]
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can also mean, in other contexts, "put
in standby" [Comment by: professional linguist ]
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behind bars [Comment by: bernhardty@yahoo.fr ]
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Blé in proper French means wheat. [Comment by: anonymous ]
could as well be dosh or bucks... if you
want a slang
equivalent. [Comment by: yves ]
Thank you!! [Comment by: Jake (Jaques) ]
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can also mean "mess" [Comment by: frydek Rated:5/5 ]
Can also be used as an exclamation, as
in "Damn!" or "Shit!" (Bordel de merde!) [Comment by: Dan-o ]
or for christ's sake [Comment by: ke$ha ]
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bouger means to move. For instance,
"bouger un doigt" means to move a
finger. "ne bouge pas!" means do not
make a move.
[Comment by: Franco Rated:2/5 ]
a better english equivalent might be
"budge" [Comment by: mec ]
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really harsh! It means "to fill
careless" [Comment by: toncky ]
it can mean stone drunk (i.e. filled
with alcohol)...j'etais completement
bourre [Comment by: dr m Rated:3/5 ]
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Could you lovely contributors please
post pronunciations
/proh-nun-see-AY-shunz/, as well? I
hate when my relatives laugh at my
french skills. Thanks!
Pourriez-vous de beaux contribuants s'il
vous plait inclure des prononciations
/pr3n3'-sja-'sy3/, aussi bien? Je
deteste quand mes parents rient de mes
qualifications francaises. Merci!
[Comment by: Phrenchesca Pape ]
the right pronunciation buddy is "
boo""" [Comment by: groponyet ]
bout in a way can mean penis. but the
most common definition is etremity, or
end. For intance, "au bout de la terre"
means the farthest end of the earth, or
the other side of the earth. And "bout
d'une phrase" means end of a sentence. [Comment by: Franco ]
I thought the slang was "bite"? [Comment by: E. B. ]
au bout de la terre (end of the penis on
earth) is like cul de sac (ass of bag)
harsh but clear, eh? [Comment by: nancy ]
yup the slang for penis is "bite" [Comment by: zebest34 ]
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clearly used more as mess than bordelo
"bordel" has still twice senses.boxon
hardly not
[Comment by: MAT ]
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Actually not a crazy person, rather a
no-
good one. Someone who's less reliable
and
worthy than one might expect.
Old-school, may be heard in gangster
movies from the 50's, un-used nowadays. [Comment by: Lobotom ]
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this is not a french canadian slang [Comment by: anonymous Rated:1/5 ]
You can also say "un braquemard". [Comment by: A Nonyme ]
Not at all a French Canadian slang [Comment by: clauderou ]
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We use it with "une" as in: ca vaut une
brique. [Comment by: Gaëlle Rated:4/5 ]
Une brique: un million et non 10.000. [Comment by: Ekath ]
et non, une brique c'est bien 10000, ou
1500 euros [Comment by: seb ]
tout les deux raisons ... il manque
l'unité
1 brique = 10 000 Frf = 1 000 000 de
centimes (ou d'ancien francs) = 1 500
€
[Comment by: bob ]
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what is "elle zeub bien" and "on fait
des helicopters"? [Comment by: oublier ]
"Mon ami" a paris posted on facebook a
comment about women being less something
if men were less stupid. Does anyone
know what the french word chieuses
means?
[Comment by: Beaucoeur ]
"Mon ami" a paris posted on facebook a
comment about women being less something
if men were less stupid. Does anyone
know what the french word chieuses
means?
[Comment by: Beaucoeur ]
Chieuses means Boring, annoying.
Chier : to shit.
Chieur/Chieuse : a shitter (? i don't
know if we can say that).
[Comment by: Anaïs ]
chieuse mean like girl scarred, boring [Comment by: zebest34 ]
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