The French Word of the Day is “se dépêcher,” a reflexive verb meaning “to hurry up.” We’ll also cover the non-reflexive from dépêcher (to dispatch).
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David Issokson
Learn how to use fait chier in French with simple examples, native audio, and clear explanations. This lesson explains the meaning of this common informal expression used to express annoyance and frustration.
Today’s French Word of the Day is “glander,” an informal verb meaning “to not do anything” or “to loaf around.”
Today’s French Word of the Day is chaleureux (feminine chaleureuse), an adjective meaning “warm” or “welcoming.”
Today’s French Word of the Day is le bouchon, meaning “cork” and “traffic jam.” We’ll also cover embouteillage (m.), a synonym for traffic jams.
