Casual street slang: Common slang

💬 Literally translates to 'Is it rolling?' akin to saying 'Is everything smooth?' in English.

🇫🇷 Commonly used among friends or peers to casually inquire about someone's day.

💬 An expression of indifference, similar to shrugging.

🇫🇷 Perfect for those indecisive moments – Parisians love using it in everyday chats!

💬 'Truc' can refer to almost anything when you forget its name.

🇫🇷 Used all over France when speaking casually, it's as versatile as 'thingy'.

💬 Refers to a male casually and informally.

🇫🇷 Very common in informal situations, think of it as the French version of 'dude.'

💬 The word 'femme' (woman) in reverse syllable order, it's argot (French slang).

🇫🇷 Used casually among friends, especially in urban areas.

💬 It's 'fou' (crazy) backwards. French has a playful use of reversing words.

🇫🇷 Often describes something shockingly good or unbelievable.

💬 Borrowed from Arabic, reflecting France's diverse influences.

🇫🇷 Very common among younger people to express enjoyment.

💬 Informal contraction of 'Ne t'inquiète pas.'

🇫🇷 Often used to reassure someone in a laid-back way.

💬 Informal way of saying you're heading out.

🇫🇷 Commonly used among friends who decide to leave a place.