LE VERLAN / French Slang - What French sounds like in Real Life!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Do you want to speak French in Real Life French? Le Verlan is all about French slang and how to speak modern French how you might hear it in the real world.
Everyday French words that will help you master speaking French in Real Life. 😄
Watch and find out how French sounds in everyday life with a real French Accent.
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This is crazy😂 It's not like facilitating the words that are too long to pronounce or anything. It doesn't make sense lol, but it's the beauty of the real language.
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This video is one of the most interesting and entertaining French video I've seen. I assigned it for homework to all my high school students I tutor.
Wow! I've never heard of this before, how interesting 🤔
Je ne me lasse pas de regarder vos vidéos 😊
Il est vrai que l'on utilise beaucoup, voir trop de mot en verlan... mais là où on les entends le plus c'est pour les mots vulgaires😂
je tiens juste à faire une petite remarque. Le mot "Resta" se prononce bien "resta" et pas "résta"
En tant que français j'adore votre apprentissage de la langue française 🥰
I was listening to an audiobook written in the early 2000s with some verlan in it ("mec," for example), so I'm wondering when verlan actually started. If it was 20 years ago, why would it still be associated with young people? But perhaps verlan has continued to evolve over the decades.
What book was it and where can i listen to it?
If learning French wasn’t hard enough already 😂 Verlan c’est ouf.
I was so intrigued when I found this video as we have a similar way of doing “slang” here in the Philippines, like the formal word for “no” which has gotten quite the evolution (hindi = hinde = dehins = deins) 😆
watched this with a smile was so groundbreaking to learn french peeople do this
Best teacher🥰
loving it~! merci!
Merci beaucoup pour cette nouvelle et tres superbe nouvelle lecon du week end pour apprendre et comprendre meilleur la mieux la douce et tres jolie grammaire et language francaise
Sou brasileira aprendendo francês com suas aulas maravilhosa. Didática impecável
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Cimer, Alexa !
j'ai mal a lá tête maintenant 😩😵💫
Haha, did she say 'sounds so naff'? Kudos. ;-)
Le verlan est ouf! 😊
Hello madame Alexa 🇧🇪❤️ I love ❤️ your channel have a good weekend:)
I hate it just because it breaks the history and properness of the language. It shouldn't be taught at all because it promotes its widening even more.
@French Slût Until it takes over a particular language. Then you would just stay with something that has neither history nor logic. I experience something similar to that in my language so I can clearly say that is a fact.
what is the french name for the job position "software tester" in an IT company in french speaking countries?
the name of the French singer Stromaé, of whom I'm a huge fan, is a typical verlon of the word Maestro. HAHA. Language is fun.
If I go to France, why do I need to know French slang? And why would polite French people want to speak to me in it, knowing I am a foreigner?
You are the best ever on the planet
There is hard
There is super hard
And french is on difficult hard settings lol 😂
How can they do that to the French language?
si cela peut vous rassurer, le verlan n'est pas très employé dans le français standard.... mais il faut savoir que ça existe.....il est surtout employé chez les jeunes et dans les quartiers défavorisés (disadvantaged area )
Je me permet de vous corriger. Le verlan prend une place importante dans la langue française aujourd'hui et pas QUE chez les jeunes ainsi que dans les quartiers défavorisés. J'ai été élevé dans un milieu très confortable financièrement et je peux vous dire que le verlan aujourd'hui fait partie intègre de ma façon de parler. Entre les "cimer", "chanmé", "tilgen" et j'en passe... Selon moi le verlan est une manière familliaire de parler, que ça plaise ou non, que je n'emploie jamais professionnellement. J'ai 30 ans, ma mère 50 ma grand mère 86 et pourtant nous utilisons tout les 3 "de ouf".
Bonne journée.
@@allandelatuillerie5421 c'est comme vous voulez.... moi, j'aime trop la langue française pour utiliser le verlan, et je n'en ressens ni le besoin ni la nécessité....
What the... !!?
This is so interesting… I love this, so much fun! 🎉☺️🫶
le verlan est relou😂 gosh I'm confused
So 'fêtes des méres' can be 'Teufs des Reums' ? 😄
no
teuf means a party and only that
fetes means a party, but also celebration.
Jour bon..!
I give up.
དཔེ་ཡག་པོ་
c'est fou😘
c'est mechant?
Bonjour
English has a version like that called pig latin
Except no one past middle school uses pig latin.
Dix resta pour Alexa
How are you
Hii
Hii alexa
Weired 💜 Alexa I think I like it, maybe 🙃🤪😁
verlan = le vérsion française du piglatin.
Verlan is made on purpose to be unclear for people who are not part of the group. Creating news words for the sole purpose of excluding other people exists since forever. (for the example, le louchebem, used by butchers in Paris 100years ago). Once a word is spread too much, it starts to be known, and lose its utility, being used by people who did not understood this word was made for them not using it !
Learning verlan as a non native speaker is even more inappropriate. If you start saying cimer, you just looks really weird, and if someone is asking you about "ta meuf", you are 100% allowed to not understand the first time. (but if they insist of you to learn theses words, maybe it is necessary to join their gang ?)
Be sure theses words will be obsolete by the time you would see them on the field.
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