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Yes, 'glaçon' is the most common word! A 'glaçon' can have different shapes, while a 'cube de glace' is an ice cube with a square and regular shape. Both are used but the word 'cube' refers to a specific shape."

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In the DELF speaking exam, it's best to avoid using too many filler words and similar expressions. While they are common in casual spoken French, they can make your speech sound less formal and less structured, which might impact your score!

It might sound a bit rude to someone unfamiliar with it, but in slang, it simply means 'I don’t understand anything' or 'I don’t get it'! It's a casual way to express confusion or lack of comprehension. In French, it’s not necessarily meant to be rude, but it is true that it can sound stronger than standard phrases like 'je ne comprends pas.'

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Bonjour, I wish I could speak to you but I sadly don't know enough French to keep up in a conversation 😂

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