Synopses & Reviews
GET D!RTYNext time youand#8217;re traveling or just chattinand#8217; in French with your friends, drop the textbook formality and bust out with expressions they never teach you in school, including:
andbull;Cool slang
andbull;Funny insults
andbull;Explicit sex terms
andbull;Raw swear words
Dirty French teaches the casual expressions heard every day on the streets of France:
andbull;What's up?
andCcedil;a va?
andbull;He's totally hot.
Il est un gravure de mode.
andbull;That brie smells funky.
Ce brie sent putain de drandocirc;le.
andbull;I'm gonna get ripped!
Je vais me fracasser!
andbull;I gotta piss.
Je dois pisser.
andbull;The ref is fucking asshole.
L'arbitre est un gros enaelandeacute;!
andbull;Wanna try doggy-style?
Veux-tu faire l'amour en levrette?
Synopsis
This book includes phrases for every situation, including expressions for describing art that make one sound smart and cool. Use sweet words to entice a local beauty into a walk along the Seine, and less-then-philosophical rebuffs for those overly zealous, espresso-fueled cafe "poets." There are enough insults and swear words to offend every person in France without even speaking to them in English, which they really dislike.
Synopsis
GET D RTY
Next time you re traveling or just chattin in French with your friends, drop the textbook formality and bust out with expressions they never teach you in school, including:
Cool slang
Funny insults
Explicit sex terms
Raw swear words
Dirty French teaches the casual expressions heard every day on the streets of France:
What's up?
Ca va?
He's totally hot.
Il est un gravure de mode.
That brie smells funky.
Ce brie sent putain de drole.
I'm gonna get ripped
Je vais me fracasser
I gotta piss.
Je dois pisser.
The ref is fucking asshole.
L'arbitre est un gros enaele
Wanna try doggy-style?
Veux-tu faire l'amour en levrette?
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About the Author
Adrien Clautrier is a self-employed mechanic born and raised in Marseille, France. Henry Rowe left Berkeley to play soccer in France. He never made it out of the amateur ranks, but stayed for the used bookstores and St-andEacute;milion wine cellars.