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Bonjour à toutes et à tous ❤😍 | Bonjour à toutes et à tous ❤😍 | ||
French is often called "the language of love". | French is often called "the language of love". | ||
You are going to learn some vocabulary and expressions about love ('''L'Amour''') and Valentine's Day ('''La Saint Valentin'''). | You are going to learn some vocabulary and expressions about love ('''L'Amour''') and Valentine's Day ('''La Saint Valentin'''). | ||
Good Learning💕 | Good Learning💕 | ||
==Vocabulary== | ==Vocabulary== | ||
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!French | !French | ||
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==Expressions== | ==Expressions== | ||
===T’as d’beaux yeux, tu sais ?=== | ===T’as d’beaux yeux, tu sais ?=== | ||
*Translation: You have beautiful eyes, you know? | *Translation: You have beautiful eyes, you know? | ||
This romantic French phrase means, “You have beautiful eyes, you know?” It’s actually a famous reference from the French film, “Le Quai des Brumes.” People go head over heels for lines from beloved flicks, so be sure to check out the movie to discover the perfect way to use this line! | This romantic French phrase means, “You have beautiful eyes, you know?” It’s actually a famous reference from the French film, “Le Quai des Brumes.” People go head over heels for lines from beloved flicks, so be sure to check out the movie to discover the perfect way to use this line! | ||
===J’ai eu un coup de foudre !=== | ===J’ai eu un coup de foudre !=== | ||
*Translation: I was struck by lightning! | *Translation: I was struck by lightning! | ||
In French, “le coup de foudre” literally means a strike of lightning, but it can also mean, “love at first sight.” So this phrase is another way of saying, “I fell head over heels.” Romantic French phrases like this one are sure to melt hearts and send that rush of excitement right through the body. | In French, “le coup de foudre” literally means a strike of lightning, but it can also mean, “love at first sight.” So this phrase is another way of saying, “I fell head over heels.” Romantic French phrases like this one are sure to melt hearts and send that rush of excitement right through the body. | ||
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===Tu veux sortir avec moi ?=== | ===Tu veux sortir avec moi ?=== | ||
*Translation: Do you want to go out with me? | *Translation: Do you want to go out with me? | ||
This phrase means, “Do you want to go out with me?” But be careful, as it can be used romantically or simply among friends! Trust us, the last place you want to be is stuck in the friend zone with no way of escaping. | This phrase means, “Do you want to go out with me?” But be careful, as it can be used romantically or simply among friends! Trust us, the last place you want to be is stuck in the friend zone with no way of escaping. | ||
===Si on prenait un verre un de ces quatres?=== | ===Si on prenait un verre un de ces quatres?=== | ||
*Translation: What if we grabbed a drink one of these days? | *Translation: What if we grabbed a drink one of these days? | ||
Use this phrase if you want to invite someone for a drink. It literally means, “What if we grabbed a drink one of these days?” It’s a simple, friendly question that can be delivered without hesitation. | Use this phrase if you want to invite someone for a drink. It literally means, “What if we grabbed a drink one of these days?” It’s a simple, friendly question that can be delivered without hesitation. | ||
===Je t’apprécie.=== | ===Je t’apprécie.=== | ||
*Translation: I like you (to express romantic interest) | *Translation: I like you (to express romantic interest) | ||
The verb apprécier generally means “to appreciate (someone or something).” However when you use it in this way, it means “I like you” or “I have a crush on you.” It’s sweet that appreciating someone in French can also mean being romantically interested in them. | The verb apprécier generally means “to appreciate (someone or something).” However when you use it in this way, it means “I like you” or “I have a crush on you.” It’s sweet that appreciating someone in French can also mean being romantically interested in them. | ||
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Simple, straightforward and to-the-point, this French phrase means, “Kiss me!”. | Simple, straightforward and to-the-point, this French phrase means, “Kiss me!”. | ||
===Vivre d’amour et d’eau fraiche=== | ===Vivre d’amour et d’eau fraiche=== | ||
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===Heureux au jeu, malheureux en amour=== | ===Heureux au jeu, malheureux en amour=== | ||
We cannot succeed in the game and love. (This proverb is an equivalence in the popular phrase "avoir une chance de cocu"). | We cannot succeed in the game and love. (This proverb is an equivalence in the popular phrase "avoir une chance de cocu"). | ||
===Une de perdue dix de retrouvées=== | ===Une de perdue dix de retrouvées=== | ||
The things we lose and have value for us actually are quickly replaced. | The things we lose and have value for us actually are quickly replaced. | ||
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===How to say "I love you" in French=== | ===How to say "I love you" in French=== | ||
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===French Dating Vocabulary=== | ===French Dating Vocabulary=== | ||
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[[Category: French/Beginner]] | [[Category: French/Beginner]] | ||
[[Category: French/Intermediate]] | [[Category: French/Intermediate]] | ||