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Black holes and revelations - Muse, Starlight💚🎵
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Wckd is good?
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El Asesino del rey peste - los Outsaiders 💛👌
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Maze Runner-Death Cure 💚💙💛😍🙆
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Everything passes. Everything changes. Just do what you think you should do.
Bob Dylan, To Ramona (via music-and-quotes)
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Because everything happens for a reason😌
Never regret anything that has happened in your life, it cannot be changed, undone or forgotten. So take it as a lesson learned and move on.
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French Slang Masterpost
Abbreviations
Slt (Salut) = Hello Bcp (Beaucoup) = A lot Dsl (Désolé) = Sorry Stp (S’il te plait) = Please Dac (D’accord) = Okay Qd (Quand) = When Qqch (Quelque chose) = Something Qqn (quelqu’un) = Somebody
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Mdr (Mort de rire) = Lol Ptdr (Pété de rire) = Lmao Vdm (Vie de merde) = Fuck my life Tg (T’as gueule) = Shut up BG (Beau gosse) = Hot guy Tkt (T’inqui��te) = Don’t worry
Common sayings
Bref = In short Ouais = Yeah Putain, Merde = Shit C’est de la merde = It’s crap Ça craint = It sucks Ça me soûle = It’s annoying me C’est relou (C’est lourd) = It sucks C’est ouf (C’est fou) = It’s crazy C’est trop cool = It’s awesome C’est le bordel = It’s a mess Je suis claqué = I’m exhausted Je me casse = I’m getting out of here Je m’en fou = I don’t care Tu rigoles = You’re jocking Tu te fous de ma gueule = You’re kidding me Tu fais quoi? = What’s up? Laisse tomber = Just forget it Fais gaffe = Be careful Péter un plomb = Going crazy Avoir la flemme de faire quelque chose = To be too lazy to do something
Unformal verbs
Bouffer = To eat Taffer = To work Roupiller, Pioncer = To sleep Kiffer = To have a crush on someone Etre vénère (Etre énervé) = To be annoyed Se marrer = To laugh
Unformal nouns
Un mec = A guy Une meuf = A girl Un pote = A friend Une bagnole = A car Une baraque = A house Un pieu = A bed Un bouquin = A book Une clope = A cigarette Le fric, le blé, le thune, l’oseille, le pognon = Money Un flic, un keuf = A cop Un gosse, un gamin = A kid Un boulot, un taf, un job = A job La fac = University Le bahut = High school
The above phrases/words can be used in almost every informal situation, but don’t use them in your essays or in any kind of normal writing!
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A year of french poems
This is a list of 52 french poems, one per week of the year. I found them all over the internet (I apologize for any inaccurate info) and themes go from children’s laughter to politics. The poems are organized by time period, and then by author name and title, with a link to the poem. This is my @langblrsecretsanta gift for the amazing @sennettyoung. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making the list.
16th century
1. Louise Labé - “Je vis, je meurs”
17th century
2. Jean de La Fontaine - “La cigale e la fourmi”
18th century
3. Fabre d’Églantine - “Il pleut, il pleut, bergère”
19th century
4. Charles Baudelaire - “Spleen”
5. José Maria de Hérédia - “Les Conquérants”
6. Louisa Siefert - “Tous les rires d’enfant”
7. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore - “Les roses de Saadi”
8. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore - “Une lettre de femme”
9. Paul Verlaine - “Clair de Lune”
10. Stéphane Mallarmé - “Quelconque une solitude”
11. Stéphane Mallarmé - “Sainte”
12. Tristan Corbière - “Le poète e la cigale”
13. Victor Hugo - “L’art et le peuple”
20th century
14. Aimé Césaire - “Mot-macumba”
15. Aimé Césaire - “Nous savoir”
16. Alain Bosquet - “Célébrités”
17. Alain Bosquet - “Merci”
18. Andrée Chedid - “Ce que nous sommes”
19. Andrée Chedid - “La femme des longues patiences”
20. Andrée Chedid - “Liberté”
21. Anne-Marie Grosser - “Dans un coin, le sapin”
22. Christine Fayolle - “La rentrée de Poème”
23. David Diop - “Afrique mon Afrique”
24. David Diop - “Défi à la force”
25. Delphine Guichard - “Mes cinq sens”
26. Eugène Guillevic - “Durée”
27. Eugène Guillevic - “Étoile”
28. Géo Norge [Georges Mogin] - “Monsieur”
29. Géo Norge [Georges Mogin] - “Une chanson”
30. Guillaume Apollinaire - “Guerre”
31. Jacques Prévert - “Chanson pour les enfants l’hiver”
32. Jacques Prévert - “Confession publique”
33. Jacques Prévert - “Le discours sur la paix”
34. Louis Aragon - “Heureux celui qui meurt d’aimer”
35. Paul Eluard - “Liberté”
36. Pierre Reverdy - “Nomade”
37. Raymond Queneau - “Pour un art poétique”
21th century
38. Alain Kasanda - “L'instant d'avant”
39. Camille Case - “Le chant des sirènes”
40. Céline Renoux - “Par poignées de silence”
41. Chantal Couliou - “Crayons de couleur”
42. Clotilde De Brito - “Meus Pais (Mes parents)”
43. Édith Azam - “On sait l’autre”
44. Françoise Ascal - “[Je ferme les yeux et laisse le mot venir]”
45. Linda Maria Baros - “Le phacochère”
46. Lucas Ottin - “Tous les matins”
47. Lucie Taïeb - “[se cacher sous les mots]”
48. Maggy de Coster - “Poème acrostiche”
49. Mélodie Lauret - “Ma Lumineuse”
50. Nathalie Man - “Rouge Nation”
51. Nimrod - “[Tu poseras ton faix]”
52. Thierry François - “Je suis un solitaire”
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