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automaticbreakfastmachine · 7 months

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#musicals #theatre #movies #memes #funny #Twitter #les mis #bread #shit post #French class #i have a sub rn and I’m too bored enjoy the shitpost

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princessmacabre · 2 months

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day 11/100 days of productivity

first day of in-person university is in the books. 🥂

woke up at 8am

morning tea & french poetry (and How To Be A Parisienne)

read on the train Le Murmure

French class

finished the first version of my poetry eBook

prepared my stuff for tomorrow (another day at university…)

#100 days of productivity #booklover #books & libraries #books and writing #studyblr #book blog #student life #study blog #studygram #bookblr #student #university life #university #university library #french #french literature #french class #parisienne #parisienstyle

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like-this-post-if-you · 2 months

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Like this post if you speak French.

#french #france #frenchblr #france bucket list #french class #french language #french langblr #langblr #likes

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lapetitebabydoll · 6 months

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I literally love this girl in my French class so much she made me so much more confident about myself, so yesterday we were in French and like usual we were talking instead of paying attention, but we still got our work done ‼️🤞 but anyways we were talking about our future jobs and what we thought we would be and she says " i feel like you would be a model like a skin model or fashion model you have such good skin, i could see you on a Sephora magazine in the future" and I'm really insecure about my skin and just like my looks in general, but it just cleared up over the summer but I still have a little hyperpigmentation and she made me feel so much more confident and happy with my looks I love that angel so much 🩷

#it girl #coquette #sweet #angel on earth #french class #sophmore bestie!

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albed-hoe · 5 months

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(this is from my limited knowledge from my 4 years of french classes so disclaimer: i am not french! i know very basic grammar rules and that's it!)

i believe it depends on the gender of your speaker for the personal pronoun (mon/ma); you would use "mon" if you're male, nonbinary (i did not learn about gender neutral pronouns so correct me if i'm wrong), or prefer this pronoun and you would use "ma" if you're female or prefer this pronoun.

regarding how you would refer to people of different gender (let's use chéri in this exemplar), you would call a man "chéri", as chéri itself is masculine. you would call a woman "chérie" with an emphasis on the added "e" as that makes it feminine.

so, if you're male, "mon" is the personal pronoun for "my", so even if what you're referring to is feminine, you would still use "mon".

basically:

"mon chérie" = you are a man calling a woman "darling"

"mon chéri" = you are a man calling a man "darling"

"ma chérié" = you are a woman calling a woman "darling"

"ma chéri" = you are a woman calling a man "darling"

there is an exception where a woman would use the masculine pronoun!! it's if the next word after the pronoun is a vowel (i.e. amour). "ma amour" sounds gross (my teacher's words, not mine) so you would use "mon amour" so it flows better when speaking.

yeah french is weird because everything has a gender—bread, a table, your couch. hope this helps! /gen

Hey, thanks for the answer!

Your reasoning is indeed correct, but you mixed up the use of the gendered term. The gender of the term being used actually depends on the "gender" of person/object you are talking about, and not the person speaking!

Therefore, yes, you would indeed use "mon" for men and "ma" for women, but that is the man/woman you are speaking about, and not yourself.

So:

"mon chéri" = a man or woman calling a man "darling"

"ma chérie" = a man or woman calling a woman "darling"

"mon chérie" or "ma chéri" are grammatically incorrect, as the agreement (accord in French lol idk the English word) of the name does not match.

I think this is what you were trying to get to with the exception. "Ma amour" is simply not correct because unlike the word "chéri", the word "amour" does not actually have a gendered version, and is conjucated the same way for all genders.

Yes, I agree. French is a terrible language for grammar rules. Hope this helps refresh (Good? Bad?) memories of HS French!😁

#albed hoe thoughts #genshin x reader #genshin impact x reader #genshin x male reader #genshin impact x male reader #lyney x reader #lyney x male reader #lyney x y/n #french class #genshin x gn reader #genshin impact x gn reader #lyney x gn reader

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newyorkthegoldenage · 6 months

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A high school French class, 1941.

Photo: James van der Zee via the Howard Greenberg Gallery

#vintage New York #1940s #James van der Zee #school #high school #classroom #class #French class #Black high school #NYC school #Black students #vintage students #vintage teens

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lionmythflower · 1 month

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i said smth in French class today and this guy offered to pay for my therapy. Dunno what that's supposed to mean and I'm not gonna look into it

#rayn rants #french #french class #school #therapy

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mxnkeydo · 5 months

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french class today:

friend: omg the gender and sexuality club was handing out stickers and bracelets today look i got a sticker!!

me: omg that’s so cool!

friend: puts it on her forehead

friend: guys i identify as a croissant now

me: wait what are your pronouns

me: croi and ssant?

both of us: stares at one another

both of us: start dying and laughing and rolling on the floor and my teacher starts giving us weird looks

(we’re totally normal guys dw)

#french class #is great guys #we’re sane #totally

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kochivamarketing · 1 month

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alder-saan · 1 year

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French class time!

For the non native french speakers who want to write French readers. Or about Morticia and her French pet names.

Let's talk about pet names, shall we?

DON'T TRANSLATE LITERALLY, it's strange

"my darling girl" -> "ma fille chérie" (worst: "ma chérie fille" which isn't gramatically correct) -> in French it's used for CHILDREN, your daughter in this case, it's giving pedocriminal vibes.

We, French ppl, don't have as many pet names as English ppl do, but I can give you a list of what is used:

(used by almost everyone, less used now, specific to some couples, not often used but sometimes you can hear it, rarely used)

(neutral doesn't officially exist, I added it anyway)

Mon amour : my love (neutral) (cannot be used without possessive)

Chéri/Chérie/Chéri.e : darling (masculine/feminine/neutral) /!\ can be sarcastic (Mon/ma/man if you want to add a pronoun m/f/n /!\ French possessive is about the subject, not the owner, so it'll be "ma chérie" even if the one saying that isn't a woman).

Très cher/très chère/très cher.e : dearest (m/f/n) /!\ often used for teasing or sarcasm, or old fashion (if you write an historical AU)

mon cher/ma chère/man cher.e : dear, teasing or sarcasm, or old fashion (cannot be used without possessive)

Mon beau/ma belle/man belleau : my beautiful (cannot be used without possessive)

Mon ange : my angel (neutral) (cannot be uses without possessive)

Trésor : treasure (neutral) (can also be used with the possessive: mon)

Mon coeur : my heart (n) (cannot be used without possessive)

Poussin : chick (m/maybe n) (can be used with the possessive: mon)

Doudou : no literal translation, it's the French Creole word for darling, but doudou in French is also the cuddly toy (can be used with the possessive: mon)

Ma colombe : my dove (cannot be used without possessive)

Ma biche : my doe (cannot be used without possessive)

Mon chat/ma chatte/chaton : my cat/my female cat/kitten (m)/(f)/(n) /!\ careful with the feminine one, it means pussy with exactly the same double meaning.

Mon sucre d'orge : my little candy (n), cannot be used without the possessive

Mon chou : my... puffy cream? (M) can be sarcastic (F: always sarcastic or pitying)

Choupi/choupie/choupi.e : alternative way for saying "mon chou", often used for children but not only (can also be used with the possessive: mon/ma/man)

Ma puce : literally my flea... yeah it's weird... it's bcz it's tiny (f, can be sarcastic, more often used for chidren; m, always sarcastic)

Choupette : the feminine for "mon chou" (can also be used with the possessive: ma) (or for children)

Ma mie : my close friend (not literally but it's the idea) (f) /!\ really old fashion (like XVIIs-XVIIIs) but can be used by some ppl for teasing. (don't spell it "mamie", it means grandma)

Ma douce : sweetie, old fashion or teasing (f), never heard/read it for a man, but it'd be "mon doux", and the neutral'd be "man doux.ce"

Bébé : baby, not really used anymore by others than cringe men... (in French it's really giving pedocriminal vibes... Or it's just me, maybe)

Also: you can add "petit/petite/petit.e", (small/little), "joli/jolie/joli.e" (pretty), "beau/belle/belleau" (beautiful), between the possessive and the pet name. /!\ (doesn't work with "amour", "cher", "très cher", "mon beau", "ma mie" and "ma douce")

I think this is a good list... I might add some more if I remember.

Hope this is helping you.

#french class #pet names

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just-remmus · 8 months

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some superhero (and other) sketches from class because miraculous is love, miraculous is life 🐞🐈‍⬛ idk which other miraculous’ to draw

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dyingclown · 10 days

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bouta go take my french vocab test, dis "bonne chance" à moi!

#french class #thats crazy bro

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shinyrhinestones · 11 days

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I’m sitting by my sisters bed with her writing her french assignment for her and my mother walks in with a few of my sisters thing that were taking up space downstairs. One of those things is a bottle of alcohol. I grab the bottle and say:

“Oh, shouldn’t we drink some to celebrate?”.

To celebrate how for we’ve come in the assignment.

My sister takes the bottle away from me and says: “No, you’ve become an alcoholic.” She then chuckles and puts the bottle away.

I almost never drink. Only when I have the oppurtunity (Idk how to spell but yk).

I think it would’ve been much funnier to write if I had gotten a drink or two

It’s not really funny though bc alcoholism runs in my family

#alcohol #french #french assignment #french class #drinking #school #celebration #writing #sister #family

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radiopookie · 20 days

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i will never forget the fact when i got my french speaking results back in school, my french teacher turned to me and told me

'french doesn't come naturally to all of us...'

hey i PASSED that exam actually, i didn't need her input at all

#school #french #french class #languages #grades

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axle-hates-zucchini · 2 months

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White board doodles from this and last week (made in French and math class)

@airy-earth I drew airy :3

#original post #young artist #doodle #art #artwork #drawing #original art #smol #axle #whiteboard doodles #whiteboard markers #whiteboard #french doodles #french class #school math doodles #math doodles #school doodles #oc doodles

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popcorn-plots · 2 months

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y'all remember your direct object pronouns in french

I hate [this] = Je le deteste.

I hate you = Je te deteste.

anyways i messed it up and told my french teacher that I hated her, even though she's literally my favorite teacher and is the fucking best. Love her so much--

(I apologized once I realized my mistake)

#je parle #je parle francais #direct object pronouns #french class #personal

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