Expressions en français familier | Street French expressions | Learn To French

Improve your French vocabulary with this short video on street French expressions (français familier).
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[@shineamenmbs3107]

Wow, this video is perfect and I enjoyed it a lot! To be continued, pleaaase!
- I don't use "bien ou bien" as well, except for kidding with young people...
- I think it's mostly girls using "Ça me prend le choux" instead of "Ça me prend la tête" Both are very common.
- "C'est chaud" Il y a bien sûr la variante Verlan dans les quartiers des jeunes.. "C'est auch"! (och)
- "Ça craint"... The answer could possibly be: "Oui, grave!"
- "C'est abusé!" is a nice one! "C'est trop abusé" is frequently used by young people. Ah oui, il y a bien sûr "C'est trop bien"...
Eden, your examples are always relevant and fun! Love them (mollo avec la belle mère, m'a déclenché des barres de rires!)
Some Verlan expressions would be cool also, as I know that you are not "Keblo!"...
It's nice you told me that I'm not "Relou" with my long comments...😎❤ Take care.

[@LearnToFrench]

Merci infiniment Bernard for your great comments, as usual! They're totally worth pinning (which I will do)! I love how they are always useful to those who take a walk down the comments section 😂 Take care !!

[@shineamenmbs3107]

@@LearnToFrench Merci à toi/à vous Eden! (English is so much easier than French! The use of "tu" and "vous" matters a lot in the French "étiquette"...). Always a great pleasure to be here! Bonne journée.

[@michaelborntwin4549]

cannot agree more, ce vidéo fit my appétit.

[@faezehalavi9662]

Merci beaucoup !

[@lamtuvi]

Thank you very much !

[@navdeepsinghmalhotra9990]

Thank you for the street expressions. Just a small suggestion: For English speaking people like me who are currently undergoing A2 in French, it would be great if you spoke French a bit slower. Rest everything is super great, as ever ❤️

[@LearnToFrench]

Thank you for the suggestion! I will make sure to keep that in mind 😊

[@lulu80917]

👍 nice

[@samithalakmal1238]

this is valuable . merci

[@samikbrom4218]

❤❤❤❤

[@toumast2006]

Merci beaucoup...à vous

[@mohamedamr559]

Bienvenue sur ta chaîne de TH-cam

[@toumast2006]

Thank you

[@shineamenmbs3107]

Sorry Eden, I can't help adding some more...especially used by some young people.
"C'est un truc de fou" or very frequently, "C'est un truc de Ouf!" (That's totally crazy or amazing)
"Il est grave lui" (He is crazy, stupid or talking nonsense)
"N'en parle surtout pas à ma daronne/daron" (Please, don't tell my mom/dad about it)
That's all for now...

[@King-wy1yd]

Needed that 🤟Thanks! Promote your social media with *Promo sm*.

[@gladisglz8176]

Merci beaucoup !