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if you really think about it imagine chiron coming to yancy called by grover because of this really powerful half-blood, and heâs expecting this really impressive kid but instead thereâs just percy, small and runty and overall unimpressive, but then one day groverâs being bullied by a bunch of bigger kids and chiron watches as percy rushes over and his fists are clenched and his green eyes are fiery, and there he is.
The Tea in French
le ragot- gossip
le commĂŠrage- gossip
le cancan- gosisp
la rumeur- rumor
le quâen dira-t-on ?- the word about town (lit. the what will be said?)
le bruit de couloir- rumors (lit. hallway noise)
la confession- confession
le scandale- scandal
lâopinion publique (f)- public opinion
un.e indic- nark
un.e mouchard.e- snitch
un.e rapporteu.r.use- tattletale
mon petit doight mâa dit- a little birdie told me (lit. my pinkie told me)
Jâai entenduâŚ- I heardâŚ
cancaner- to gossip
commĂŠrer- to gossip
bavarder- to chat
cafarder- to tattle
mĂŠdire- to talk badly of something or someone
babiller- to talk a lot about nothing, to babble
diffamer- to defame
dire- to tell
raconter- to tell (a story or a rumor), to recount
jaser- to dish
vendre la mèche- to spill the beans/let the cat out of the bag (lit. to sell hair extensions??)
moucharder- to spy on someone to snitch on them
cracher le morceau- to spill the tea (lit. to spit the piece)
i love when ur writing an essay and u all of a sudden get a burst of inspiration or find the perfect source to back up ur point and itâs like the clouds have parted and everythingâs clear and ur not gonna have to drop out
never mind everything sucks essay writing is horrible i have no clue what im doing im gonna drop out and become a street performer
NEVER MIND IM THE KING OF ACADEMIA IM GONNA GET 100% IM GONNA FINISH ON TIME AND HAVE A WELL STRUCTURED ARGUMENT AND ITâS GONNA BE AWESOME
never mind.
French adjectives that change meaning based on placement
1. ancien
in front of the noun: former, previous.
Ce ministre est un ancien avocat.
after the noun: old, of another time.Â
Je prÊfère les meubles anciens aux contemporains.
2. brave
in front of the noun: good, honest.
Ce sont de braves gens.
after the noun: courageous.
La peur, câest ce qui nous rend braves.
3. certain
in front of the noun: particular.
Notre conversation fut interrompue Ă un certain moment par une visite inopinĂŠe.
after the noun: sure, assured.
Câest un fait certain.
4. cher
in front of the noun: dear, cherished.
Mon cher ami dâenfance va me rendre visite demain.
after the noun: expensive.
Le caviar est un produit cher.Â
5. dernier
in front of the noun: last in a series.
J'ai beaucoup aimĂŠ son dernier livre.
after the noun: preceding.
La nuit dernière, c'ĂŠtait la pleine lune.Â
6. diffĂŠrent
in front of the noun: various.
Les diffĂŠrentes rues de la ville sont ĂŠclairĂŠes la nuit.
after the noun: dissimilar, not the same.
Câest une question diffĂŠrente Ă celle que je lui ai poseĂŠ.
7. drĂ´le
in front of the noun (+ de) : bizarre, strange.
Mon voisin mène quand mĂŞme une drĂ´le de vie. Â
after the noun: funny, amusing
On a ĂŠclatĂŠ de rire en ĂŠcoutant la blague drĂ´le.
8. grand
in front of the noun: great, important.
La grande Jeanne dâArc a sauvĂŠ son peuple.
after the noun: large in size
Les enfants sont assis sous lâarbre grand.
9. mĂŞme
in front of the noun: the same.
Elles portent le mĂŞme chapeau.
after the noun: pure, exact (used for emphasis).
Le client rĂŠalisa le paiement le jour mĂŞme.
10. nouveau
in front of the noun: another.
Je vous prĂŠsente un nouvel ĂŠlève.Â
after the noun: new, previously unknown.
Câest une mode nouvelle.
11. pauvre
in front of the noun: unfortunate.
Ce pauvre garçon a le cĹur brisĂŠ.
after the noun: not rich.
Les enfants pauvres nâont rien Ă manger.
12. prochain
in front of the noun: next in a series.
Je descends Ă la prochaine station.
after the noun: following, but not in a specified series..
On se voit jeudi prochain pour en parler.
13. propre
in front of the noun: belonging to someone.
Ce sont ses propres commentaires.
after the noun: clean.
Utilise une serviette propre.
14. sale
in front of the noun: bad, low-down.
C'est un sale type, fais attention Ă toi !
after the noun: dirty.
Personne ne veut de tes slips sales.
15. seul
in front of the noun: only, sole.
C'est le seul endroit oĂš vous pourrez trouver ce livre.
after the noun: alone.
Il est souvent seul lors des soirĂŠes.

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Iâm Tired in French đŤđˇ
Iâm a girl so Iâm adding another âeâ at the end!
We have SO many ways of saying that weâre tired cause weâre THAT dramatic hehe
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Je suis fatiguĂŠe = Iâm tired
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Je suis crevĂŠe = Iâm super tired
(crevĂŠe means flat, like a flat tire)
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Je suis crevette = Iâm super tired
(but in a cute way cause itâs linked to âcrevĂŠeâ but crevette is a shrimp so itâs a game of words, maybe itâs just a family thing donc allez je demande aux autres français de me dire sâils le font aussi đ)
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Je suis HS = Iâm really tired
(you pronounce the letters so âhachesseâ when you say it orally. Itâs the initials for âhors serviceâ meaning âout of serviceâ)
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Je suis claquĂŠe = Iâm really tired
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Je suis extĂŠnuĂŠe = Iâm exhausted
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Je suis ĂŠpuisĂŠe = Iâm exhausted
(ĂŠpuiser is a verb used to say âused in totalityâ)
Ten expressions
Se peler, se les cailler, se geler les meules : to be cold (formal : avoir froid)
Avoir les chocottes/les jeton/les foies/les pĂŠtoches / se chier dessus / flipper : to be scared (formal : avoir peur)
Bouffer/becqueter : to eat (formal : manger)
PĂŠtĂŠ-e (de thunes) : very rich (formal : riche (ep), fortunĂŠ-e)
Sec/sèche : skinny (formal : mince (thin) / maigre (bony))
DĂŠgueu(lasse), crade/crado (ep) : dirty (formal : sale)
Chelou (ep) âloucheâ in verlan : weird (formal : ĂŠtrange, bizarre (ep))
Pris-e par : busy (formal : occupÊ-e), ex : je suis très prise par mon travail
Dalleux/dalleuse, chien (m) : horny pain in the ass
Pompette : tipsy / bourrĂŠ-e, arrachĂŠ-e : drunk
Got my Summer and Fall classes planned out so I just need to hit enter on my enrollment dates. I was hoping to get my physical and natural phenomena requirements this upcoming semester but I need Math 120 finished as a prereq:( So I'm sticking with getting English, French, CH, and Women's Studies done and then Math 120 in the following Wintermester. I hope everything goes as planned!
Phrases with Faire- faire enough
 Faire is a very common French verb, and has many accompanying phrases with it! Here are a few to fill your vocab lists:)
Sâen faire - je mâen fais/Ne tâen fais pas etc. - to worry
Ăa va me faire bizarre ! - thatâs going to be weird (for me)
En faire tout un drame - to make a big deal out of
Essayer de faire quelque chose - try to do something
Ătre de taille Ă faire quelque chose - to be up (physically, say if you are unwell) to doing something
Faire amende honourable - to make amends
Faire attention/gaffe (plus familier) - Fais gaffe ! - to be careful
Faire quelque chose au pif - je lâai fait au pif ! - to do something off the cuff (do randomly, by accident)
Faire bien de - tu ferais bien de⌠- to do well to
Faire bombance - to have a feast
Faire bonne figure - to look well/happy
Faire chaud au cĹur - ça fait chaud au cĹur ! - to be heart-warming
Faire chier - il me fait chier ! - to annoy, to shit you (familiar)
Faire des bĂŞtises - to do something stupid/silly/ill-advised
Faire des chichis - to put on airs/make a fuss
Faire des galipettes - to somersault/have sex- bedroom gymnasticsÂ
Faire la grimace - to make faces
Faire des misères Ă quelquâun - to make someoneâs life a misery/to give someone a hard time
Faire du foin - to make a lot of noise/to cause a stir
Faire du gringue Ă quelquâun - draguer quelquâun - to chat someone up
Faire du lard - to put on weight
Faire du mal - to hurt someone/hurt someoneâs feelings/to do harm
Faire en sort que - to ensure to/to make sure that
faire exprès - to do something on purpose
Faire face Ă quelquâun - to face someone
Faire fausse route - to go the wrong way
Faire froid dans le dos - to send shivers down your spine
Faire honte - to shame e.g. ça me fait honte - that makes me feel ashamed/that shames me
Faire lâamour - to make love
Faire lâappel - to call the roll
Faire la grasse matâ/matinĂŠe - to sleep in
Faire la gueule - to sulk
Faire la lessive - to do the washing
Thatâs a question I asked myself many times. So I spent a lot of time on blogs and websites telling me that you canât name an exactly number. Of course you canât but I was just searching for an âaround thisâ number. Everyone knows that there is no magical number like 1000 and then youâll speak your target language but with 999 you wouldnât. I just wanted âaround thisâ numbers to be motivated, to have a goal, to have a direction I can keep in mind. It was a pain in the ass to get an answer to this. And I want to share it with you guys, so you donât have to waste your time on several blogs and giant textwalls to get just a little bit closer to this answer. Donât forget these are just âaround thisâ numbers and itâs very(!) important that you also use them and SPEAK your target language.  _______________________________________  100 most common words make up 50% of conversations.
300 most common words make up 65% of conversations.
2.000 most common words make up 90% of conversations. _______________________________________ What are the different levels of a language?
A1: 500 words A2: 1.000 words
B1: 2.000 words B2: 4.000 words
C1: 8.000 words C2: 16.000 words _______________________________________
And here a little bit detailed:
250 words - without these words, you canât make a sentence.
750 words - is needed for everyday conversations.
2.500 words - will allow you to say most things you want, but sometimes in an awkward way.
5.000 words - is an active vocabulary of a (not high educated) native speaker.
10.000 words - is an active vocabulary of a (high educated) native speaker.
20.000 words - is needed in your passive vocabulary to fully understand work of literature by a notable author.

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Locked myself in my room with candles and snacks and turned on the Forest app to immobilize my phone so I would finally write the 4 page paper I'd been putting off for way too long. It's due tomorrow morning and I still need to cite all of my works and figure out MLA in text citations. I got the writing done though! I'm proud of myself:)
You spent the last 10 hours beating me senseless and youâve learned absolutely nothing. I mean, nobody tells me shit. The truth is, Iâm the one person in that house nobody will even notice is gone. You assholes kidnapped the wrong guy!
Klaus Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy (2019-)
Ătre fou de joie (feminine: ĂŞtre folle de joie) ⢠To be ecstatic ⢠/ÉtĘ fu dÉ Ęwa/
homework session at my friend's house. got a head start on my humanities discussion answer and tried to brush up on French superlatives but it was hard to translate with a dog playing around me. gonna try to finish up on the discussion answer when I get home and maybe also fill in my notes from the lecture! feeling good about how I actually made myself get shit done and socialize at the same time:)
Are you fucking kidding me
Do you know how much this would have helped me in college
Well spreading this for anyone this might help

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7/100 days of productivity
things I accomplished today!
â˘finished my book!
â˘got my flu shot!
â˘picked up my prescription!
â˘took my French test!
â˘began French group project!
â˘attempted French hw
â˘made an appearance at GenAct!
5/100 days of productivity
I didn't get a whole lot of studying done yesterday but it was still productive! I was dogsitting my sister's pug all weekend and I love her. I also got a good sized chunk (for me) of Fable II played through that my friend gave me to try on Saturday