How to Say ‘Shouts’ in French
Crie
kree
[kree]
💬 Usage Tip: From « crier ». In football context, it can mean shouting, cheering, or yelling with excitement.
🇫🇷 In France: French homes can get very loud during a big goal, especially if Les Bleus are involved.
Phrase Breakdown
Crie
[kree]
shouts
Form of crier, meaning to shout or cry out.
Il crie très fort quand son équipe marque.
He shouts very loudly when his team scores.
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