Hi I Was Just Wondering If You Could Give Me A Few More Examples Of Sarcastic/ironic Phrases? Because

Hi I was just wondering if you could give me a few more examples of sarcastic/ironic phrases? Because that's how I speak so often in English that it feels weird to speak a language without my personality (if that makes sense) 💓💓💓

Hello,

You’re opening Pandora’s box here! Here are a few:

When someone has achieved something meaningless: T’es un as, un champion, un gĂ©nie
 Si tu n’existais pas ça, il faudrait t’inventer (If you didn’t exist, we’d have to invent you); C’est pas sorcier (It’s not witchcraft): You don’t need to be a magician to know how to do that,

When someone isn’t too bright: Il n’a pas inventĂ© l’eau chaude/le fil Ă  couper le beurre/la poudre (He hasn’t invented warm water / butterwire / powder), Il n’a pas la lumiĂšre Ă  tous les Ă©tages (He doesn’t have the light on at every floor),

When someone tells you about something you don’t care about: Ça me fait une belle jambe (It makes my leg look good) ; (Ferme) ta gueule, pour voir? C’est mieux (Let’s see: try to shut the fuck up? (silence) That’s better),

Ce n’est pas demain la veille: It’s not tomorrow the day before (It’s not about to happen) ex: Maybe one day we’ll all live in peace but c’est pas demain la veille,

When someone is being fussy: Tu vas pas en chier une pendule?! (You’re not going to shit a clock, aren’t you?); C’est la fin des haricots! (That’s the end of the beans) : We all gonna die; C’est pas tout mais je vais y aller (That’s not all but i’m going to go): I’m bored to death, I’m off; Pleure, tu pisseras moins (Cry about it, you’ll have less to pee).

When someone gives you unpleasant news: C’est la meilleure de l’annĂ©e (’it’s the best of the year’): that’s the dumbest/worst thing i’ve ever heard; Tu te fous de ma gueule?: you’re shitting me, 

When someone presses you to go to an event you don’t care for: Ah bah ça serait dommage de rater ça (That’s be a shame to miss that),

- Is that you? - Non, c’est le pape (It’s the pope),

Something called antiphrase ironique, very popular : saying ‘What a great day’ when it’s raining, ‘Fantastic’ when something breaks
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And many more! All of my expressions posts.

Hope this helps! x 

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4 years ago

EMOTIONS/FEELINGS in French

This is a culmination of all my french emotions posts, so it’s a long one!

TO BE HAPPY

ĂȘtre content(e)

ĂȘtre de bonne humeur

ĂȘtre en liesse - to be jubilant

ĂȘtre heureux/heureuse - to be happy

déborder de bonheur - to be overjoyed

ĂȘtre satisfait(e) - to be satisfied

ĂȘtre repu(e) - to be full/satiated/satisfied (food)

TO BE EXCITED

ĂȘtre emballĂ© par - to be excited about sth (to be enthused by sth that’s happening)

ĂȘtre enthousiasmĂ© - to be excited/enthused

ĂȘtre enthousiaste - to be excited

ĂȘtre en verve - to be entusiastic/excited about sth

ĂȘtre excitĂ© comme une puce - to be really excited

TO BE IN LOVE

Épris - lovestruck

Être amoureux de - to be in love with

Fou/follement amoureux de - head over heels in love with s.o

Être fou/folle de qqn - to be nuts for s.o

TO BE RELAXED

En prendre à son aise (avec) - to take things easy (péjoratif)

ĂȘtre dĂ©tendu(e) - to be relaxed

TO BE SAD/UNHAPPY

ĂȘtre triste

ĂȘtre insatisfait(e) - to be unsatisfied

ĂȘtre mĂ©content(e) de/que - to be unsatisfied about/be unhappy about

TO BE ANGRY/FRUSTRATED

ĂȘtre fĂąchĂ©(e) - to be angry

ĂȘtre furieux/furieuse - to be furious

ĂȘtre de mauvaise humeur - to be in a bad mood

en avoir marre de - to have had enough of

avoir les boules - to be pissed off

ĂȘtre furax - to be furious/hopping mad

se fĂącher tout rouge - to see red

se mettre en colĂšre - to get angry

se mettre/foutre en pétard - to blow your top

se mettre en rogne - to get very angry

TO BE ANNOYED/IRRITATED

ĂȘtre agacĂ©(e) - to be irritated/annoyed 

ĂȘtre Ă©nervĂ©(e) - to be annoyed/irritated

ĂȘtre irritĂ©(e) - to be irritated

ĂȘtre gĂȘnĂ©(e) - (in this case) to feel annoyed - softer/gentler than agacer

Avoir les nerfs – to be irritated/annoyed/cross

Avoir les nerfs à vif – to be at your wit’s end

Avoir les nerfs en pelote – to be on edge

TO BE BORED (OR FEELING LAZY)

ĂȘtre ennuyĂ©(e) - to be bored

ĂȘtre mort d’ennui - to be bored to death

avoir la flemme (de faire qch) - can’t be bothered doing sth

TO BE TIRED

ĂȘtre fatiguĂ©(e) - to be tired

ĂȘtre Ă©crasĂ©(e) - to be stuffed

ĂȘtre Ă©puisĂ©(e) - to be exhausted

ĂȘtre crevĂ©(e) - to be dead tired

ĂȘtre vannĂ©(e) - to be ready to drop

ĂȘtre claquĂ©(e) - to be bushed/beat

TO BE STRESSED

ĂȘtre stressĂ©(e) - to be stressed

Être sur les nerfs - to be strung out

Être surmenĂ©/dĂ©bordĂ© - to be stressed/overworked

Être tendu - to be stressed

TO FEEL SICK (TO DO WITH ILLNESS)

se sentir mal - to feel sick

se sentir mieux - to feel better

avoir mal - to be in pain

Avoir des courbatures - to feel stiff

TO BE SCARED

avoir peur (de) - to be scared (of)

avoir les jetons - to be scared stiff

avoir une peur bleue (de qch) - to be scared out of your wits (by sth)

avoir le trac - to be nervous

ĂȘtre effrayĂ©(e) par - to be frightened by

ĂȘtre mort de peur - to be dead scared

TO BE SURPRISED/SHOCKED

ĂȘtre surpris(e) (par) - to be surprised

ĂȘtre stupĂ©fait(e) - to be stunned

les bras m’en tombent - I am speechless

ĂȘtre choquĂ©(e) (par) - to be shocked (by)

en ĂȘtre baba - to be gobsmacked (due to admiration)

ĂȘtre Ă©bahi(e) - to be astonished

TO BE CONFUSED

ça m’embrouille - I’m confused - lit. this confuses me

J’ai du mal à suivre - I’m confused - I’m having trouble following

Je suis perdu(e) - I’m confused (lost) 

Je ne sais plus oĂč j’en suis - I’m confused - in the sense that you don’t know where you are in something (figurative)

Je n’y comprends rien (or: j’y comprends rien - to be more colloquial) - I’m confused - I don’t get it

Je ne comprends pas - I don’t understand/I’m confused

J’te suis pas - I’m confused (I don’t follow you)

TO BE PROUD

Être fier de (note: feminine= fiùre) - to be proud of

Être orgueilleux - to be proud (to be a proud [as in haughty] as a person)

TO BE SMUG

Être hautain - to be proud (snobby/up yourself)

Être fiĂ©rot (fem= fiĂ©rote) - to be a proud person

Faire le fiérot - to be smug/pleased with yourself

TO BE JEALOUS

Crever de jalousie - to be eaten up with jealousy

Être jaloux de - to be jealous

Être envieux de (plus formel/soutenu) - to be envious

Jalouser - to envy/be jealous of

TO FEEL DESPAIR

ĂȘtre au comble du dĂ©sespoir - to be in the depths of despair

Se désespérer - to despair/lose hope

TO BE GRATEFUL

ĂȘtre reconnaissant(e) - to be grateful

savoir gré à qqn de qch - to be grateful to s.o for sth e.g. je te sais gré de ton aide

TO FEEL SAFE

se sentir à l’abri - to feel safe

TO BE HURT/BROKEN-HEARTED/UPSET

avoir le cƓur brisĂ©(e) - to be broken-hearted/broken up by something

en ĂȘtre malade - to be cut up/gutted by sth

ĂȘtre affectĂ©(e) - to be cut up about something

ĂȘtre blessĂ©(e) - to be hurt by sth

ĂȘtre bouleversĂ©(e) - to be upset

ĂȘtre dans tous ses Ă©tats - to be in a state

ĂȘtre dĂ©semparĂ©(e) - to be distraught

ĂȘtre peinĂ©(e) - to be hurt by sth

ĂȘtre accablĂ© par le chagrin - to be grief-stricken

en ĂȘtre tout retournĂ© - to be bowled over/to be devastated~shocked by

ĂȘtre anĂ©anti - to be torn in two

avoir mal au cƓur - to be very sad/heartbroken (can also mean to feel sick/nauseated) avoir un gros chagrin - to be grief-stricken/heartbroken

TO FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE

ĂȘtre dans ses petits souliers - to feel uncomfortable

ĂȘtre mal Ă  l’aise - to be uncomfortable

ĂȘtre mal Ă  son aise - to be ill at ease

se trouver mal - to be uncomfortable (uncomfortable position - e.g. sitting)

TO FEEL HUMILIATED

ĂȘtre humiliĂ©(e) - to be humiliated

ĂȘtre mortifiĂ©(e) - to be mortified


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4 years ago

The reality about spoken french

We don’t use the negation ne. We say Je sais pas (I don’t know) or On a pas à le faire (we don’t have to do it),

Speaking of which, we prefer using on rather than the pompous nous : On est arrivĂ©-es (we’ve arrived), On y va? (shall we go)

Speaking of which, our questions are often affirmative sentences ending with a question mark (i.e. : a high-pitched tone) : Tu viens? (are you coming), T’en veux un-e? (do you want one).

Speaking of which, we chew words. When followed by words starting with a consonant, personal pronouns can lose their final letter : J’te l’dis! rather than Je te le dis (I’m telling you).

Speaking of which, we’re lazy : Je can be Che (chais pas), Il can be Y (r’garde, y’a un chat!) and grunt : many euh (uh), ah, bah (hum), ben (well), hein (tf?) and rhooo/rhaaa (ffs). We often start sentences with but : Mais tu saoules! (you’re annoying) to express displeasure.

Speaking of which, on top of dropping nĂ©gations, we drop pronouns : You’re being a pain in my ass should be Tu me fais chier but can be Tu fais chier - maybe to make it universal or dramatic.

Speaking of which, we thrive on sarcasm and irony. To someone who’s babbling, we’ll answer It makes my leg look good.

Speaking of which, we repeat (personal) pronouns at the beginning or end of sentences. We’re likely to ask Qu’est-ce qu’il en dit, lui? and answer Moi, je veux bien (tonic pronouns, careful!).

Speaking of which, we like to use the conditional mode to indicate a wish or hypothesis : lots of Si j’avais su, j’aurais dit oui (had i known, i’d have said yes), J’aimerais bien pouvoir- (I wish I could-), etc.

Speaking of which, we add useless words : Bien (j’irais bien), Petit (un petit peu), Trùs (trùs vrai), Trop (je ne sais pas trop), ça (C’est quoi, ça?)


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Speaking of which, let’s stop before you all get disgusted and unfollow me. Remember this is spoken, private french and doesn’t apply to formal situations!


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4 years ago

Diary Writing in French

cher journal - dear diary

- you can talk about how your day was - this is a great opportunity to apply your knowledge of past tenses. 

How to say that you had a good day -

j’ai passĂ© une trĂšs bonne journĂ©e

j’ai passĂ© une excellente journĂ©e

j’ai passĂ© une belle journĂ©e

j’ai eu une merveilleuse journĂ©e

j’ai passĂ© une journĂ©e fantastique

How to say that you had a bad day -

Je n’ai pas eu une bonne journĂ©e

j’ai eu une journĂ©e affreuse - a really bad day

j’ai eu une mauvaise journĂ©e

j’ai passĂ© une journĂ©e difficile 

How to say that you had a busy day - 

j’ai eu une journĂ©e des plus occupĂ©s

j’ai eu une journĂ©e chargĂ©e

la journĂ©e d’aujourd’hui s’est avĂ©rĂ©e fort occupĂ©e

How to say that you had a quiet/relaxing day - 

j’ai eu une journĂ©e tranquille

j’ai passĂ© une journĂ©e tranquille

j’ai profitĂ© d’une journĂ©e de dĂ©tente

Talking about time -

hier - yesterday

hier soir - last night

hier matin - yesterday morning

hier aprĂšs-midi - yesterday afternoon

demain - tomorrow

demain matin - tomorrow morning

demain aprĂšs-midi - tomorrow afternoon

demain soir - tomorrow evening

le lendemain - the next day

cette semaine - this week

la semaine derniĂšre - last week

la semaine prochaine - next week

ce mois-ci - this month

le mois dernier - last month

le mois prochain - next month

cette année - this year

l’annĂ©e derniĂšre - last year

l’annĂ©e prochaine - next year

when talking about a coming day e.g. next saturday = samedi prochain/le samedi suivant

To add a dash of drama -

et mon cul, c’est du poulet ? - yeah right!

faire du cinéma - to be a drama queen

j’ai du mal à croire que - I can’t believe that

jai vraiment foiré sur ce coup là - I really stuffed up!

je n’arrive pas à y croire ! - I can’t believe it

je n’en crois pas mes yeux - I can’t believe my eyes

je n’en reviens pas ! - I can’t believe it!

mon cul ! - my arse! (when you don’t believe someone, say if they’ve been lying to you)

Let me know if there is anything that you think I should add or if there are any corrections:)


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7 years ago

french person: 80

me, an intellectual: blaze it

2 years ago

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4 years ago

A Trip to the Supermarket French Vocabulary

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Rayon (nm.) - aisle, department

TĂȘte de gondole (nf.) - aisle-end display

Étagùre (nf.) - shelf

Caddie (nm.) - cart

Panier (nm.) - basket

Faire les courses (fixed exp.) - to do the groceries

Frigo vitrine (nm.) -  Refrigerated display case

Épicerie (nf.) - grocery store

Commerce (nm.) - store, trade

Supermarché, hypermarché (nm.) - supermarket

Ticket de caisse (nm.) - receipt

Code-barres (nm.) - bar code

Lecteur optique (nm.) - scanner

Caissier, caissiĂšre (nm./f.) - cash register

Rendre la monnaie (fixed exp.) - to give change

Tapis roulant (nm.) - conveyor belt

Caisse (nf.) - cashier

EspĂšces (nfp.) - cash

Produits alimentaires (nmp.) - food products

Produits d’entretien (fixed exp.) - household/cleaning products

Crémerie (nf.) - dairy section

ÉlectromĂ©nager (nm.) - electrical goods

Produits surgelés (fixed exp.) - frozen products

Conserves (nfp.) - canned/tinned food

Plat préparé (nm.) - ready-made dishes


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3 years ago

Number-based expressions

À deux pas d'ici - Nearby

À nous deux - En garde

À quatre pattes - On all fours

À six pieds sous terre - Buried

À un de ces quatre - See you soon (casual)

Attendre cent-sept ans - Waiting forever

Aux quatre coins du monde - All over the world

Avoir deux mains gauches - Being very clumsy

Avoir deux mots Ă  dire Ă  qqun - Having someone to scold

Avoir du mal Ă  joindre les deux bouts - Struggling to earn enough

Avoir la boule à zéro - Being bald/shaved

Avoir le cul entre deux chaises - Not knowing what to do (casual)

Avoir le moral à zéro - Being depressed

Avoir les deux pieds sur terre - Being realistic

Avoir un cheveu sur la langue - Having a lisp

Avoir un poil dans la main - Being lazy

Avoir zéro défaut - Being flawless

Blague Ă  deux balles, f - Crappy joke

Brûler la chandelle par les deux bouts - Spending too much

Ça fait deux - It's incompatible (Moi et les maths, ça fait deux)

C'est reparti comme en quatorze - Here we go again

C'était moins une - It was almost too late

Chercher Ă  midi Ă  quatorze heures - Complicating things

CinquiĂšme roue du carosse, f - Third wheel

Comme pas deux - Better than anyone (casual)

Compter deux par deux - Skip count by twos

Couper la poire en deux - Finding a compromise

Couper les cheveux en quatre - Being very/too meticulous

Number-based Expressions

De deux choses l'une - Here are the options

De mes deux - useless (Voiture de mes deux!)

De premiÚre nécessité - Absolutely essential

De seconde main - Secondhand

Deux fois, ça va, trois fois, bonjour les dégùts - It will be a mess

Deux-piĂšces, m - Two-roomed flat, Bikini

Deux-roues, m - Two-wheeled vehicle

Deux-temps, m - Two-stroke

Dire à qqun ses quatre vérités - Telling smn a few home truths

Dire qqc cent fois - Repeating oneself

Dormir sur ses deux oreilles - Being at peace with oneself

Durer trois plombes - Taking a long time (casual)

En deux coups de cuillĂšre Ă  pot - Very quickly

En deux temps trois mouvements - very quickly

En huit - Of next week (Jeudi en huit)

En quinze - In two weeks

En un mot comme en mille - In a nutshell

Entre les deux mon coeur balance - I don't know what to pick

État second, m - Trance (after medication, drug, illness)

Être à deux doigts de - Being very close to

Être au septiùme ciel - Being very happy

Être haut-e comme trois pommes - Being little (for a child)

Être pliĂ©-e en deux - Laughing very hard

Être tirĂ©-e Ă  quatre Ă©pingles - Being very well dressed

Être uni-es comme les doigts de la main - Being very good friends

Faire deux poids deux mesures - Having double standards

Faire d'une pierre deux coups - Killing two birds with one stone

Faire les cent pas - Pacing

Faire les quatre cents coups - Being up to mischief

Faire les trois-huit - Having an eight hour shift

Freiner des quatre fers - Digging in heels

Grand huit, m - Rollercoaster

Jamais deux sans trois - All things come in threes

Je te le donne en mille - You'll never guess

Le mot de cinq lettres - Shit (Merde)

Les deux font la paire - They are two of a kind

Les deux mon capitaine - Both options are reasonable

Les quatre fers en l'air - Flat on the back

Manger comme quatre - Eating a lot

Ménage à trois - Love triangle

Merci mille fois - Thank you so much

Mille-feuilles, m - Cream slice

Mille-pattes, m - Centipede

Mouton Ă  cinq pattes, m - Something exceptional

Number-based Expressions

Ne faire ni une ni deux - Deciding without hesitating

Ne faire qu'un (avec) - Being one with

Ne pas avoir un radis/rond - Being broke (casual)

Ne pas gagner des mille et des cent - Not earning much

Ne pas se le faire dire deux fois - Not having to be told twice

Ne pas y aller par quatre chemins - Going straight to the point

Ne rien savoir faire de ses dix doigts - Being lazy, uncapable

Neuf fois sur dix - Nine times out of ten

Nombre premier, m - Prime number

Paris ne s'est pas fait en un jour - Rome wasn't built in a day

Prendre son courage Ă  deux mains - Plucking up courage

Quatre Ă  quatre - Very quickly

Quatre-heures, m - Snack

Quatre-quarts, m - Pound cake

Recevoir cinq sur cinq - Understanding stg perfectly

Remettre les compteurs à zéro - Starting over

Repartir à zéro - Starting over

Semaine des quatre jeudi, f - The month of Sundays

Se mettre en quatre (pour qqun) - Doing a lot to give a favour

Se mettre sur son trente-et-un - Dressing up to the nines

S'en moquer comme de l'an quarante - Not caring (casual)

Se parler entre quatre z'yeux - Talking face to face

Se ressembler comme deux gouttes d'eau - Looking identical

Se saigner aux quatre veines - Depriving oneself

Tomber sur un os - Hitting a snag

Tourner sept fois sa langue dans sa bouche (avant de parler) - Thinking before speaking

Tous les trente-six du mois - Once in a blue moon

Treize Ă  la douzaine - In large quantities

Trente-trois tours, m - Long-playing record

TroisiĂšme Ăąge, m - Senior citizens

Un Ă  la fois - One at a time

Un-e de perdu-e, dix de retrouvé-es - Plenty more fish in the sea

Un homme averti en vaut deux - Forewarned is forearmed

Un jour ou l'autre - Some day

Vingt dieux - Holy crap (casual/old)

Vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre - 24/7

Voir trente-six chandelles - Seeing stars

Y regarder Ă  deux fois - Thinking before making a decision

*Qqun/Quelqu'un - Someone; Qqch/Quelque chose - Something

Number-based Expressions

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4 years ago

how does he produce full movies in three mins?? give him his oscar already


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