Clébard
Clébard : mutt Corniaud/cabot (chien bâtard) : mongrel Corniaud(idiot) : (*)tosser, (*)arsehole
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Pétasse
Is this Marseille slang or is it common everywhere in France? Pétasse : (!)slut, (!)slag, (!)tart
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kiffer
kiffer : to like / to fancy (British Slang)
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fastoche
fastoche : easy as pie, a cinch, easy-peasy (enfantile)
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fringue
fringues : clothes (pas d’argot) frinqué : decked out – he was decked out in his best suit and tie
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argot: prénoms masculins
En anglais, les prénoms masculins populaires deviennent souvent des mots argotiques, soit pour le pénis, soit pour un imbecile. Ils varient selon les tendances de prénoms pour chaque génération. zizi : percy (ne plus utilisé), Willy , Dick imbecile/con: Charlie, Wally, Dick ( de ‘dickhead’ : tête de noeud) Notez que ‘Dick’, ‘Dicky’, ‘Rick’ ‘Ricky’, [...]
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morve/morveux
la morve : snot morveux (enfant turbulent) : brat enfant morveux : snotty-nosed kid I couldn’t be a school teacher – I’d hate to work with a bunch of snotty-nosed kids all day!
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casse-pied
casse-pied : a pain in the neck/ (*)a pain in the arse Mais qu’il est casse-pied! He’s such a pain in the neck Arrete de me casser les pieds : stop being a pain in the neck / stop bothering me
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verlan : langage à l’envers
Examples of verlan in French: laisse béton : laisse tomber meuf : femme This type of inversed language is not common in English today. One example of a word pronounced backwards which has entered into common speech is ‘yob’ from ‘boy’. Today a ‘yob’ is an uncouth, rowdy young man Yob : voyou Word inversions [...]
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