Weird (but fun) French Words and Expressions Part 3

The French language is not just all beautiful poetry-sounding words and charming accents. It also has a lot of peculiar words tucked up its stylish sleeve as well. You have probably come across some of those words in the first part and second part of this series of articles. In this article, as in the previous two, we will be talking about words that are considered weird because of its funny sound,  the strangeness of the word itself, or the amazing fact that someone actually spent time to come up with it. English is supposedly the language with the largest vocabulary. But still, there are a bunch of French words that do not have an exact equivalent in English. You’ll also be discovering some of those here. Ready? Let’s start. 1.Soutien-gorge: literally, “support-neck” but means brassiere.   Yup, that’s one weird word, alright. First of all, we all know what
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Published on September 27, 2015 02:57
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