The French Word of the Day is “nom”. It translates to “name” or “noun” in English and is a fundamental word in both everyday conversation and grammar.
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David Issokson
Today’s lesson covers the French verlan (Parisian slang) word meuf, which means girl, chick and woman.
The French Word of The day is supprimer, meaning “to delete.” Learn how to use it with clear explanations and example sentences. MeaningPronunciation with IPAExample sentencesWord originRelated words
The French Word of the Day is démarrer, meaning “to start” or “to begin,” especially when referring to a motor, engine, or new activity.
Là-bas (meaning over there) is a hit song from 1987 by Jean Jacques Goldman and Sirima. The song is a duet with a couple confronting each other about the idea and dream of immigrating to another country for a better life.
