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1. Déjà vu – Feeling of familiarity. 2. Bon appétit – Enjoy your meal. 3. Cliché – Overused idea. 4. Fiancé(e) – Engaged person. 5. RSVP – Please respond. 6. En route – On the way. 7. À...
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1. Déjà vu – Feeling of familiarity. 2. Bon appétit – Enjoy your meal. 3. Cliché – Overused idea. 4. Fiancé(e) – Engaged person. 5. RSVP – Please respond. 6. En route – On the way. 7. À la carte – Ordered separately. 8. Faux pas – Social mistake. read less
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Déjà vu – Feeling of familiarity Faux pas – Social mistake RSVP – Please respond Bon appétit – Enjoy your meal À la carte – Individual dishes Cliché – Overused phrase Tête-à-tête – Private talk Coup...
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Déjà vu – Feeling of familiarity Faux pas – Social mistake RSVP – Please respond Bon appétit – Enjoy your meal À la carte – Individual dishes Cliché – Overused phrase Tête-à-tête – Private talk Coup d’état – Government overthrow En route – On the way Savoir-faire – Social skill Joie de vivre – Love of life read less
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French phrases have woven their way into spoken English, often adding flair or precision. Here are some common ones: Bon Appétit - Used to wish someone an enjoyable meal, meaning "good appetite." Déjà Vu - Describes the feeling of having experienced something before, literally...
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French phrases have woven their way into spoken English, often adding flair or precision. Here are some common ones: Bon Appétit - Used to wish someone an enjoyable meal, meaning "good appetite." Déjà Vu - Describes the feeling of having experienced something before, literally "already seen." Rendezvous - A meeting or date, often implying a romantic or planned encounter. C’est la Vie - Meaning "that’s life," it’s a casual acceptance of life’s ups and downs. Faux Pas - A social blunder or mistake, translating to "false step." Joie de Vivre - Expresses a zest for life, meaning "joy of living." Au Revoir - A polite "goodbye," used for a classy or playful farewell. Cliché - Refers to an overused expression or idea, originally meaning a printing plate. En Route - Meaning "on the way," often used to indicate travel or progress. Carte Blanche - Full freedom to act, literally "blank card," implying unrestricted authority. These phrases are sprinkled in English conversations for style, humor, or cultural nuance, reflecting French’s historical influence on the language. read less
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En route -- On the way Bourgeois -- Middle-class, often used to describe materialistic values. Haute couture -- High-end fashion design. Nouveau riche -- Newly rich, often with a connotation of lacking sophistication. Tête-à-tête -- A private conversation between two people.
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