French Slang: Up-To-Date Colloquial French Expressions (Learn French)

[@ClaireBurdett]

Love all of these!

[@sweetlolitaChii]

Oh my goodness, you are SO helpful, thank you so so much

[@j.p.morgan8367]

I am an anglophone living in Quebec City. These youtubes are invaluable in keeping up with current expressions in France, many, if not most, of which are not common in Québec. So, thank you so much.

[@myboibill]

Thank you for posting this channel. I wish you were my French teacher back in grammar in middle school. Well I can read most French I have very little speaking ability but you seem to be changing that. I have already recommended your channel to quite a few friends. Merci.

[@sa21g22g23]

Très magnifique et très important e superbe themè e leçon du week end et samedi

[@ometofu]

c'est vachement bon vlog! Merci

[@wesleyy2792]

Super video, merci Geraldine !

[@ziolove]

Génial! Merci beaucoup.

[@bytheway1031]

Thanks Géraldine👍

[@deborahcrawford9079]

Merci! Voter video est tres utile

[@timbinder1966]

Salut Géraldine, Merci pour cette leçon sur ces expressions. En ce qui concerne "kiffer", une autre expression est "kiff-kiff" comme dans le célèbre livre "kiff-kiff demain"

[@billfromnic7093]

Please continue with expressions like zhese

[@elaineporter182]

Merci

[@stanrostkowski9991]

Thank you.

[@aletarossi-thomas8757]

I love these videos from Geraldine.

[@bren4681]

Je me prends la tête!

[@davidhalldurham]

Thank you very much for the nice lesson! I learned a couple of new expressions today!

[@paulharvey7278]

". . . . or is it?" ahaha, very funny ending for se prendre la tête!

[@DusstyMoon]

Merci!

[@AwareLife]

Oh. c'etait vachemant bien! Merci.

[@olgakn7558]

Thank you!!! Watching French TV series one can see these expressions very often, and it's very confusing!!! Also, please, make: coller, decoller! Merci!

[@bryceo3578]

La semaine dernière, j'ai regardé le film Paris nous appartient des années 1960 et j'ai reconnu d'un coup que la plupart de mon argot reste dans cette époque-là, rohlala...

[@charlesvanderhoog7056]

Just say the French language changes every five yearsm which it does, and you got your French lessons vied for in the rest of your life., dear teacher.

[@heathermcnee7822]

This is great! Will Geraldine be treating us to a video about her favourite books from 2022? Or is she having a break this year? Many thanks! Heather

[@billfromnic7093]

Do the Suisse use verlan ?

[@DadgeCity]

Greg Frite was the guy for explaining?/songifying? new expressions. What's he doing these days?

[@michaelcrummy8397]

On n’utilise plus “difficile”, au lieu de “chaud”?

[@helenswan705]

i love your videos, thanks for all of them. and I love your style of presentation, it is excellent. The only thing I find strange is your lipstick. I don't usually comment on appearance, it's none of my business. But I will say one small thing. You are a very good looking woman who needs no embellishment. A little less lipstick would look better.

[@ometofu]

Maintenant, J'ai besoin que vous m'explique le mot "hardcore"... mdr...

[@lionelRojas1934]

Salute

[@manfredneilmann4305]

"Salute" is Italian

[@lionelRojas1934]

J'ai essayé d'apprendre le français

[@mikkimikki5376]

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[@nameisamine]

12:27 why use “lui” and no “ se”?

[@aletarossi-thomas8757]

se would be their own head .. bothering themselves. Il s'est pris la tête toute la soirée. In this case he ( il) was bothering her ( lui ) Il lui a pris la tête toute la soirée. Lui is an indirect object in this case.

[@nameisamine]

@@aletarossi-thomas8757 thanks 🙏

[@nawimal]

❤🎉❤

[@timbinder1966]

Encore moi. Au lieu de "se planter" on peut dire "se gourer"

[@believeonChriststaystrong7589]

I’m currently learning French as I would like to be a missionary one day, channels like this are very helpful. Thank you! May the grace, mercy, and salvation of the Lord Jesus Christ be with all who read this

[@BB-fff1]

Vachement - really? Is she for real or just trying to get us to say this stuff for the amusement of francophones?

[@WolfgangSourdeau]

Aïe aïe aïe... Ces expressions "récentes" qui veulent dire 53 trucs différents! C'est comme "du coup"...

[@TheBunzinator]

Hi Geraldine. Love your work. And if I may assist you with your English a little... "Vocabulary." You pronounce this word flat, without emphasising any syllable, as you might in French. I English, it's more customary to emphasise the "cab." So, "voCABulary", rather than "vocabulary."

[@bryceo3578]

La semaine dernière, j'ai regardé le film Paris nous appartient des années 1960 et j'ai reconnu d'un coup que la plupart de mon argot reste dans cette époque-là, rohlala...