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🇫🇷 Les Français adorent utiliser des expressions au quotidien. À mon avis,  même si vous êtes débutant ou intermédiaire en Français, il est très important de les apprendre. Dans la leçon d'aujourd'hui, je vous apprends 10 expressions très courantes pour parler comme les Français natifs !




🇬🇧 The French love to use idioms in everyday life. In my opinion, whether you're a beginner or intermediate in French, learning French idioms is very important. In today's lesson, I'm teaching you 10 common French idioms to speak like a native ! 




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Title: 10 Commons French idioms to speak like a native
Caption: One of my favorite expressions
in French, is "not having
invented hot water."
It is used when talking about
someone who is not very smart.
Understanding French expressions,
is very important because
the French love to use them.
Today, we will play a game where you
will try to guess the meaning of 10
very useful expressions for
your conversations in French.
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Hi.
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Today I have a quiz for you:
ten expressions to learn to
speak French like a native.
Make yourself comfortable,
turn on the subtitles if you
need them and let's go.
We start with the first expression.
Stand up.
Does that mean loving animals
or not coming to a meeting?
This expression means not going to
an appointment when it is scheduled
and thus make the person wait for nothing.
For example, yesterday I waited for
Vincent for two hours and he didn't come.
He stood me up.
Expression number 2.
Having a hangover.
Does this mean
being a very serious person or having
had too much alcohol and feeling bad?
Having a hangover,
is feeling bad when you've had too
much alcohol the night before.
The hangover, it is a little
this bad state in which we are
the day after a drunken night.
For example, I'm pretty hungover today.
I shouldn't have drunk so much yesterday.
Why the hangover?
In colloquial French, la gueule
is the face, but also the mouth.
And on the next day, when you
have had a little too much
to drink, your mouth is as dry as wood.
Before continuing with our expressions,
I wanted to give you one more tip.
To better memorize vocabulary
or expressions, the ideal is
to learn them in context.
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We continue with the following expression.
To have a love at first sight.
Does it mean falling in love
or realizing something.
To have a love at first sight,
It means falling in love
instantly at first sight.
For example,
without even talking to him, I fell
in love, I had a love at first sight.
Expression number 4.
Sleeping in.
Does it mean getting up early or late?
Sleeping in is a very pleasant
activity that you do when you stay in
bed very late in the morning.
It's not really the kind of activity
you can do when you have children or pets.
For example, today I woke up at 1pm.
I had a good sleep in.
And you may hear in colloquial
French "la grasse mat".
The fat morning.
Expression number 5,
it is very well known.
To fall in the apples.
Does it mean fainting or
being surprised by something.
Fainting means losing
consciousness, fainting.
When the French are too hot,
feel too much emotion or they
are sick, they faint.
For example, the smell was so
strong that he passed out.
Expression number 6, dress up.
Does it mean dressing well
or make a lot of effort for someone?
It means dressing well.
For example, we're eating out
tonight, so I'm going to dress up.
By the way, today, so am I,
I put on my 31 by putting
this very nice tee shirt.
If you like it, you can find
it on my online store.
The link is in the description.
Expression number 7.
Getting old.
Does it mean being very
tired or physically old?
Getting old,
it means to have aged physically
in a rather fast way.
For example, yesterday I saw Julien,
I hadn't seen him for a long time.
He has gotten pretty old.
We continue with the expression
number 8, "to take a rake".
Taking a rake, is it a failed attempt
of seduction or being a bad gardener?
This expression is used when
someone tries to seduce another
person, but the other person refuses.
A rake is a tool used to
collect leaves in gardening.
And so, taking a rake is not
a very pleasant feeling.
For example, last night,
Matthieu flirted with Sophie
all evening, but he got a rake.
Expression number 9.
To put its grain of salt.
Is it giving your opinion when you
did not ask for it or add a
final detail to a recipe?
Putting your two cents in means giving
your opinion when you
haven't been asked for it.
We put our grain of salt when we
interfere in a discussion or when we give
our opinion on something
that does not concern us.
It is an expression that is
used in a pejorative way.
For example, "Stop putting your
two cents in on their story.
Mind your own business.
And finally, the last phrase
in this video, "being fussy".
Does that mean being impatient
or being very thorough?
Someone who is fussy is
someone who is thorough,
someone who pays a lot of
attention to small details.
For example, "I have to check my file
carefully before I give it to him.
He's very fussy and he won't
let anything get past him."
That's a lot of new
expressions for you to try.
Before you leave, write
five sentences with
five of the new expressions
you learned today.
Remember that if you want to
improve your pronunciation,
you can download my free
pronunciation guide.
You will find the link in the description.
Thank you all for watching this video.
I hope you have learned
some new expressions.
I think so. In the list,
there were quite a few and
I'll see you very soon.