10 Hilarious French Expressions 🇫🇷

[@theintrepidguide]

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[@rlywhocares]

as a non-english & not french speaker, it doesn't help that you explain french idioms with english ones.

[@basilpereira2107]

Even when they say hilarious stuff like that French still sounds romantic. 😄

[@19Edurne]

"Avoir le cigare au bord des lèvres" (lit. to have the cigar on the lips' edge) = to have a very strong need to take a shit... Still sounds romantic ?? ☺

[@MotivatedSoccer18]

Hilarious

[@RanDom00111]

Its 1943 expressions, dont pay attention to thats

[@robertbidochon7949]

mange tes morts, still sounds romantic? 😄

[@mercedeslb237]

Magnifique!!! Merci beacoup.

[@Simonsays0304]

To stand someone up in Mandarin is 放鴿子, literary means "to put a pigeon". Interesting, isn't it?

[@theintrepidguide]

So interesting! thank you for sharing :)

[@ykartd]

It's "to release a pigeon" to be accurate

[@ykartd]

@iconoclast just translating literally

[@sanapadsense1999]

"En faire tout un fromage" on peut aussi dire "en faire tout un plat" . Pour ceux qui n'aiment pas le fromage.

[@sanapadsense1999]

@iconoclast yes you can, this is also how a language evolves.

[@baronantoine]

Do these people even exist?

[@vivelb3272]

Ou en faire une montagne, pour les alpinistes... 😋

[@keithbird8910]

Never heard anyone in England use the expression "dumb bunny". Ever.

[@larchange1657]

Merci c'est extra !

[@theintrepidguide]

merci à toi :)

[@beautifulmemorieswithdrdeepti]

This was actually hilarious👌

[@willneverforgets3341]

Everything has to do with food (except the cockroach!!! hahahah)

[@theintrepidguide]

Hahaha I guess the French love their food :)

[@wulvershon]

Will Neverforgets what you mean cockroaches are formidable

[@pennyfoo8102]

but i *eat* cockroaches jkjk

[@promenade8599]

who else is here for school work ----------------------->

[@McKenzieLockwood]

Also, make sure you say "l'haricot" the french H is also a "vowl" .

[@thehated_gir1786]

These litterally broke my funny Bone 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theintrepidguide]

Haha I’m glad you enjoyed them 😀

[@thehated_gir1786]

@@theintrepidguide u welcome

[@louisxvii2137]

Numéro sept est très suspicieux.

[@terryleblanc749]

Lashe pas la patot .. Don't give up ..South Louisiana

[@theintrepidguide]

Thanks for sharing 😁

[@Christian_Decroze]

The Intrepid Guide, I had stitches laughing while watching your vid, and I thumbed up. Nevertheless, several expressions are a bit outdated and don't match the way French is really spoken today. May I suggest you : 1) Il me casse les couilles 2) Avoir la tête dans le cul 3) Etre dans une belle merde 4) Chier une pendule à 13 coups 5) OK, though "Pas de quoi se relever la nuit" could be less outdated 6) Occupe-toi de ton cul 7) Nowadays, very litterate. We say "Gober n'importe quel bobard" 8) OK 9) A bit outdated. Better is "Il m'a fait tenir le mur" 10) Se tenir une murge grave. Keep up the good work :-))

[@leofunki]

Il faudrait traduire : "mdrrrr jpp il est niqué le gars xptdrrr". Je pense que c'est une expression assez récente de nos internets modernes.

[@flyingisland7583]

« Chier une pendule à 13 coups » « Se tenir une murge grave » Qui dit ça ?

[@sergianic]

In Italian they say "non cacar il cazzo", or something like that. But that's profanity with which they're past masters. Pompeii has some very funny stuff.

[@theintrepidguide]

Haha thanks for sharing Serge :)

[@lolox9122]

Bonjour je suis français et ces expression on les dis pas souvent 😅

[@tutog4ming383]

LoloX91 Ouais c'est un peut vieux

[@lolox9122]

TUTO G4MING a part (il me court sur le haricot) un de mes prof l'utilise tous les jours

[@yessilajazel1774]

ouais mais les profs c'est des cas x)

[@etienneauburdon41]

TUTO G4MING c'est un *peu vieux

[@etienneauburdon41]

LoloX91 on les *dit pas souvent 😄... Moi ça m'arrive de les entendre 😄😄

[@promenade8599]

Tre bien!

[@rafsan1578]

I hope "happiness in your Household' for you😂

[@peterbaker7750]

Je suis anglais mais je ne comprends pas no. 7 "a dumb bunny". Quoi???? Not any English I know! Having subsequently googled it, I think "Tim nice but dim" from a popular past TV comedy series would seem to equate and be understood in British English. However, perhaps we should adopt the serpents (grass snakes) in English. Very colourful.

[@tylerdurden5150]

Does anyone notice that everything evolve aolround food

[@soccokay1798]

En anglais aussi on dit “fingers in the nose”

[@yace8765]

non

[@Lava_splash]

@iconoclast 😂😂

[@YourFlowState]

Are these expressions still used today? Will you be considered weird if you use them? 😂

[@soulfeed8524]

Where are u from ?

[@theintrepidguide]

Australia :)

[@soulfeed8524]

@@theintrepidguide me too. Would U like a coffee ?

[@dazesty]

Je bois avec le lapin

[@UTopia-eg7gm]

‘Reprenons le mouton’

[@arlandmichelenavillegas3753]

What if I don't get half of the English expressions

[@theintrepidguide]

Which ones? Maybe I can help?

[@arlandmichelenavillegas3753]

@@theintrepidguide Avoir les cafards: to feel blue? It would be fun and usefull to have an entertaining situation as an example.. Être dans le beau draps: Right mess..? So Is it a problem that I actually like being in? Ex: my girlfriend? 😂 On faire an fromage: when someone makes a problem out of something meaningless? Avaler des couleuvres: Is it to refer to someone who is naive? Or simply dumb?

[@heartzSxfia]

I’m French-

[@clarkhull7546]

J,ai deux tetes

[@dariusjamesone1369]

666th like yes!

[@theps4danslachatteatamere733]

Revoit ton accent

[@etienneauburdon41]

ThePs4DansLaChatteATaMère78 Revois ton orthographe.