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Kiffer – To Like (Slang)

Kiffer – To Like (Slang)

Kiffer — Meaning and Pronunciation

Kiffer is an essential French slang verb meaning “to really like,” “to enjoy,” or “to be into.” It comes from Arabic kayf, meaning “pleasure” or “good feeling,” and is common in informal spoken French, especially among younger speakers.

IPA pronunciation of kiffer is /ki.fe/, which sounds approximately like “kee-fay”.

Kiffer – To like – French Word of the Day

Example sentences

Tu kiffes ton prof de français ? — Ouais ! Il est sympa !
You like your French teacher? Yeah, he’s cool!

La vérité, c’est que je kiffe mon boulot. Mon patron est trop cool !
The truth is that I love my work. My boss is very cool.

C’était une bonne fête. J’ai kiffé
It was a good party. I enjoyed myself.

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