The French No One Teaches (French Slang You Don't Learn In Classes)

[@reacharles631]

As a French student in college, I saw "French" and clicked so fast. Love you girl ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing!

[@itsimplyeve]

Thank you!

[@sophiebryden6592]

Why am I watching this I’m French lmao; anyways I confirm we use these everyday

[@kindnessmondyu7489]

Can u teach I wanna learn french really bad but i only know a little bit 😭

[@sophiebryden6592]

Kindness Mondyu well you can try to learn I think it will take a bit of time, I would recommend spending some time in France maybe short holidays

[@KKluxK]

@@kindnessmondyu7489 napprend pas le francais c d la merde

[@jeremybraxton4644]

I dont mean to be so offtopic but does anybody know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.

[@gianniellis7721]

@Jeremy Braxton instablaster ;)

[@dobelmon6420]

Some of these exemples aren't slang, but your French is really impressive. Keep up the good work.

[@itsimplyeve]

Thank you!

[@mathieul4303]

Your pronunciation is top notch like always, franchement, bravo :)

[@itsimplyeve]

Merci!

[@EnglishwithCarla]

I knew them all except relou! Nice to learn this one. Thanks gurl! Xo

[@bubblegumlipgloss_9614]

I live in London and I've been to Paris about 3 times I think. I love it there, and the language and since I'm 16, I'm gonna need to know the slang if I'm gonna fit in as a young person. your vids really help me x

[@venttiktok2477]

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[@Mandalorian_John]

I should Learn French it's a beautiful language like Italian and Spanish

[@s2ilexizii817]

You really want to learn French ?

[@bledinou1]

C’est trop mignon avec ton accent 😍😄.

[@jadea9322]

I love your french videos.

[@viniciuspessoa1410]

your hair looks so cute!!

[@me_kids]

Wow thanks 😊

[@whatever2086]

do more like those videos i'm in france nd i rlly need those words i've watched all your videos bout french slang :3

[@itsimplyeve]

Thanks! I have a new "Storytime in French" video up."

[@whatever2086]

@@itsimplyeve tysm ♥️

[@jasonmontez5352]

Quick question , when you sleep and when you have dreams which language do you dream in since you know numerous languages ?

[@sxnflowers8039]

For me its both ( either i hear both at the same time ir characters switch) or its the last language i was speaking , so if i said good night in english its in english , if i said in french its in french

[@Laurent69ftm]

It's spelled "T'inquiète" and "Ne t'inquiète pas" (both meaning "don't worry"). There is no "s" at the end of the verb when it's a verb of the First group (ending in -er) at imperative tense. Present tense : "tu ne t'inquiètes pas" VS imperative: "Ne t'inquiète pas".

[@adrianarios9845]

You’re great! This kind of videos helps a lot thanks !:)

[@maximilien3956]

- "Lourd" can also means "very cool" when you talk about something. Exemple: "J'ai écouté la dernière chanson de Jay-z; c'est lourd" - "OKLM" (au calme): This means "Relax, calm"; popularized by Booba (a French rapper) - "C'est Abusé": when you want to show someone or something exaggerated or impressive. It can be positive when you talk about something amazing; exemple: "Il réussit tout ce qu'il fait, c'est abusé". "J'ai très envie de te revoir, c'est abusé". "Les Lakers gagnent toujours le championnat, c'est abusé". . It can be négative, exemple: "il a mangé tout le chocolat; abusé". "Il pleut toute la journée, c'est abusé". "C'est toujours moi qui paye, c'est abusé"

[@estellemasset882]

L'exemple avec Jay-z peut être trompeur. On peut le comprendre dans le sens "c'est vraiment pas terrible". Tout va dépendre de l'intonation. Pour bien montrer que c'est dans un sens positif, il vaudrait mieux dire " C'est du lourd".

[@venttiktok2477]

Thanks Teacher. Gracias Senora

[@acspeter7]

Hola Cariñosa, hablo castellano con fluidez, y me gustaría aprender el francés rápidamente. Tienes una recomendación? Merci beucaoup 😁

[@R3dTi3nJ3ans]

Un diccionario de frances para empezar lol jaja

[@philippvettermann5439]

Many thanks for this interesting and helpful content :)

[@davidpaducel1447]

Hi! Could you make a video in French, focusing on some tips that helped you learn this language? I am now learning French and I am in need of some advice to help me get fluent. Thanks a lot!

[@itsimplyeve]

All the general tips I used on my other languages as well!

[@sudeshkumar-kv8ry]

Merci...

[@jenstephen10]

The background music totally destroyed any learning in this video. The music was competenting with the lessons.

[@michaelewing6522]

I have a question, Who are your polyglot inspirations? Mine are Robin MacPhearson, Lindie Botes, Michael and Matthew Youlden, Luca Lampinello, Steve Kaufmann, Vladimir Skultety, Bella Devyatkina, Richard Simcott and Tim Doner

[@adolfusadolfe99]

Wouter Corduwener and Laoshu!

[@acspeter7]

Anyway I love you. Eres maravillosa 😍

[@anahitamem7799]

i was just thinking about this. ive been speaking french my whole life and my verlan is so basic

[@jennifercadonia3552]

hey, i have been listening to french music what does bre-som mean?

[@mrswapoenje5032]

Lol. French slang is also across the country from Lille, Paris to Marseille. J’ai le seum= je suis vénère

[@jumpertechnology8245]

Nzuri sana

[@elizabethgeaney8189]

Great lesson but the background music(!) is extremely annoying!

[@silvervixen007]

When I arrived in France I only have learnt standard French and oh my I had a hard time understanding them😅

[@acspeter7]

I would be happy to teach Hungarian online to anyone if you were interested in teaching me in French for exchange. 😁Let me know. Dear Eve, are you interested in learning a little Hungarian? (Szia, hogy vagy? =Hi, how are you?)

[@getlostvlogs4953]

Ma sœur why is French so hard hahaha

[@franisla]

Salut, c´est n´importe quoi n´est pas de l´argot , cela dit souvent même au travail, par contre Chelou et tout le langage Verlan est mal vu , au travail ( au boulot ) jaja

[@s2ilexizii817]

Il faut tu parle des vrai slang ( les slang de la rue il ya que les noir et les arabe et les mec du quartier qui connaît c’est sa les vrai slang)

[@KylaeighA]

This is interesting because I actually learned chelou/louche as suspicious lol

[@Laurent69ftm]

"Louche" really means suspicious/fishy. But "chelou" means "weird" (can also mean suspicious).

[@solangefortes5615]

👍❤️

[@maryswordmother8223]

Je suis la je suis française XD

[@Choopie93]

"Vénère" doesn't mean annoying... It means angry ex : jss grave vénère = I'm so angry!. For " N'importe quoi" in french it's also means "bulshit" in english but you got it!

[@itsimplyeve]

I said it meant annoyed not annoying... there is a difference! Vénère comes from ´énervé ´which is ‘annoyed ´in English. It’s the same as ‘´fâché’ but not as strong. Angry is much stronger than just ‘énervé, annoyed or pissed off. .

[@Choopie93]

@@itsimplyeve yeah sorry for the mistake! I wanted to write annoyed 🤣 my English ain't perfect as yours 🙏🏾 but u'r right

[@Laurent69ftm]

"N'importe quoi" isn't slang, it's a normal phrase. Just informal

[@HanoiDavid]

no fucking music background please

[@TheStockCarStig]

The audio of your voice is a bit low

[@wowicantgetausername]

I agree. The background music is very distracting and it’s hard to focus on what she’s saying.

[@mirinda8986]

No

[@KKluxK]

i use c'est dla merde instead of c'est nul