Essential French Slang for 2020

In this video, Pearl introduces viewers to various English slang terms and their French equivalents. She covers terms like 'clout', 'salty', 'beef', 'period', 'what's the tea', and 'flex', providing translations and context for each. Additionally, she shares two bonus French slang words, 'danguri' and 'piki', which are popular among young people. The video aims to help viewers learn and understand these slang expressions in both English and French.

What is the main topic of Pearl's video?

• French cuisine

• French history

• French slang

• French grammar

What is the French equivalent of the slang word 'clout'?

• L'argot

• Le truc

• Le buzz

• Le mot

How do you say 'salty' in French slang?

• Avoir l'argot

• Avoir le truc

• Avoir le buzz

• Avoir lussen

What does 'beef' mean in English slang?

• To be happy

• To show off

• To have an argument

• To have a crush

What is the French equivalent of 'period' in slang?

• C'est fait

• C'est la fin

• C'est tout

• C'est fini

How do you say 'what's the tea' in French slang?

• C'est quoi le thé

• C'est quoi les nouvelles

• C'est quoi le buzz

• Quel est le thé

What does 'to flex' mean in English slang?

• To have a crush

• To show off

• To argue

• To be salty

What is the French equivalent of 'to flex'?

• Montrer ses muscles

• Montrer ses talents

• Faire le buzz

• Faire le show

What does the French slang word 'danguri' mean?

• Something boring

• Something funny

• Something sad

• Something crazy

What does the French slang word 'piki' mean?

• To be tired

• To have a crush

• To be happy

• To be angry