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📖 Definition of the word "blubber" We use the word "blubber" like the word "cry". They mean the same thing. We'll say "I'm blubbering, you're blubbering, he's blubbering, we're blubbering, you're blubbering, they're blubbering". It's generally used to mock
📖 Definition of the word "beauf" The word "beauf" has two meanings. It refers to someone's brother-in-law in very colloquial language (c'est mon beauf = that's my brother-in-law), and it also refers to someone who is not very distinguished, who
📖 French definition of "Avoir le seum" The expression "Avoir le seum" means to hold a grudge, to be sad, angry. This expression is slang and should not be used in administrative, professional contexts. 🖼 Illustration of
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Transcript Hi everyone. Welcome to our new video. Today, we're going to take a look at three French expressions that will come in very handy if you're coming to France on vacation or if you're meeting French people this summer.
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