Mar 28, 2018
CREVÉ[E] (adj.): tired, exhausted. "J'ai trop fait aujourd'hui, je suis crevé!"
Vous allez bien, les amis, ou vous êtes crevés? 😴 See more of our French vocabulary words here!
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CREVÉ[E] (adj.): tired, exhausted. "J'ai trop fait aujourd'hui, je suis crevé!"
Vous allez bien, les amis, ou vous êtes crevés? 😴 See more of our French vocabulary words here!
FAIRE GAFFE (verb / expression): to be careful, often used as a warning. “Il y a une marche là, fais gaffe!”
C’était quand, la dernière fois que vous avez dit “Fais gaffe”? See more of our French vocab words here!
[la] BRUINE (f. noun): a drizzle, light rain. “J’étais sous la bruine ce matin.”
See more of our French vocab words here!
CAILLER (verb): to be cold, chilly. Can be used for a person or generally. "Je caille ici !" / "Ça caille !"
Et toi, tu cailles ? ;) See more of our French vocab words here!
The first week of 2018’s nearly out, but the year has only... fill in the blank. Our first French Word of the Day for 2018!
COMMENCER (verb): to begin. “Cette année, je vais commencer un régime.”
Qu’est-ce que vous allez commencer ? (More French vocab here.)
We’re here with our first French Word of the Week!
Lèche-vitrine (n.): an expression that means window shopping. Fun fact: it literally translates to “lick the window.”