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She thought the pain in her skull was a headache. No, It was a live cockroach

It took doctors in India 45 minutes to pull the little critter out.

It took doctors in India 45 minutes to pull the little critter out.

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I'M IN PAIN in French

Where?

Avoir la gorge prise - to have a sore throat

*Avoir mal à la tête - to have a headache

*Avoir mal partout - to ache/hurt all over

*Avoir mal au dos - to have a sore back

Avoir un genou en vrac - to have a dodgy knee [NOTE: en vrac means in disorder/messy]

Avoir un mal de tête carabiné - to have a throbbing headache

Souffrir du dos - to have a bad back

Douleurs osseuses - bone pain

Douleur thoraciques/à la poitrine - chest pain

L’arthrite - arthritis/joint pain

*mal dans le bas du dos - lower back pain

Une lombalgie - lower back pain

Myalgia/Rheumatism

Ankylosé - stiff

*Avoir des courbatures - to feel stiff

Avoir des rhumatismes - to have rheumatisms (term used for pain/inflammation in the joints)

Être courbaturé - to be/feel achy

Raideurs articulaires - stiff joints

Types of pain

Douleurs liées à la croissance - growing pains

Élancer - to cause a throbbing pain - e.g. la morsure l’élance (the bite throbbed)

*Sensation de brûlure - a burning pain

*Une douleur aigüe - a sharp pain

*Une douleur atroce - agonising pain

*Une douleur lancinante - a throbbing pain - e.g. avoir un mal de tête lancinant - to have a throbbing headache

*Une douleur fulgurante - a sharp/shooting pain

Une douleur musculaire - muscle pain

*Une douleur oppressante - a crushing pain

*Une douleur vive/une vive douleur - a sharp pain

un élancement - a shooting pain

*un tiraillement - a twinge/prick/sharp pain

Our reactions to pain

Grimacer de douleur - to wince in pain

Pleurer - to cry

Pousser un cri de douleur - to cry out in pain

Se tordre de douleur - to double up in pain

Describing pain

**Avoir mal (à) - to hurt/be in pain- e.g. J’ai mal (à l’estomac) (I have a sore stomach)

Avoir (un) bobo (pour les enfants) - to have hurt yourself - e.g. Tu as bobo ma puce ? (Did you hurt yourself darling/do you have a boo boo darling?)

Dérouiller - to suffer - e.g. j’ai dérouillé quand je me suis cogné le pied contre la marche (I suffered when I stubbed my toe on the step)

**Faire mal - to be sore/to hurt - e.g ça fait mal (that hurts)/ tu me fais mal (you’re hurting me)

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Lil eliz...💪🏻😍💋

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Year: 1970

Model(s): *

Photographer: * (French Elle)

Designer(s): Christian Dior

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Additional Information from Flickr:

Christian Dior by Classic Style of Fashion (Second) on Flickr.

Via Flickr: Model by:Christian Dior.Model by:Christian Dior.French Elle,March 1970. __________

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💀happy halloween!

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French Slang Masterpost

Abbreviations 

Slt (Salut) = Hello Bcp (Beaucoup) = A lot Dsl (Désolé) = Sorry Stp (S’il te plait) = Please Dac (D’accord) = Okay Qd (Quand) = When  Qqch (Quelque chose) = Something Qqn (quelqu’un) = Somebody

Internet words 

Mdr (Mort de rire) = Lol Ptdr (Pété de rire) = Lmao Vdm (Vie de merde) = Fuck my life Tg (T’as gueule) = Shut up BG (Beau gosse) = Hot guy  Tkt (T’inquiête) = Don’t worry

Common sayings 

Bref = In short Ouais = Yeah Putain, Merde = Shit C’est de la merde = It’s crap     Ça craint = It sucks         Ça me soûle = It’s annoying me  C’est relou (C’est lourd) = It sucks  C’est ouf (C’est fou) = It’s crazy C’est trop cool = It’s awesome C’est le bordel = It’s a mess Je suis claqué = I’m exhausted               Je me casse = I’m getting out of here   Je m’en fou = I don’t care         Tu rigoles = You’re jocking       Tu te fous de ma gueule = You’re kidding me  Tu fais quoi? = What’s up? Laisse tomber = Just forget it Fais gaffe = Be careful                 Péter un plomb = Going crazy                 Avoir la flemme de faire quelque chose = To be too lazy to do something

Unformal verbs

Bouffer = To eat Taffer = To work Roupiller, Pioncer = To sleep Kiffer = To have a crush on someone Etre vénère (Etre énervé) = To be annoyed Se marrer = To laugh

Unformal nouns

Un mec = A guy             Une meuf = A girl         Un pote = A friend       Une bagnole = A car                     Une baraque = A house             Un pieu = A bed             Un bouquin = A book Une clope = A cigarette                        Le fric, le blé, le thune, l’oseille, le pognon = Money   Un flic, un keuf = A cop               Un gosse, un gamin = A kid       Un boulot, un taf, un job = A job           La fac = University         Le bahut = High school

The above phrases/words can be used in almost every informal situation, but don’t use them in your essays or in any kind of normal writing!

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Cooking time with eliz(4yrold)

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Ugh!

C'est pas vrai! :No way!

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