1. You're happy.
   You're envious.
   You're late.
2. You're sleepy.
   You're fed up.
   You're nauseous.

This is a French expression used when you've had enough and you simply can't take it anymore. If everything goes wrong for you in a certain day, this would be what you might yell out.

1. Laugh
   Sing
   Forget it
2. Dance
   Jump
   Run

This is what you say when you've been talking to someone about something for a long time and they still don't seem to understand what you're trying to say. Not usually meant literally.

1. Your child is badly behaved.
   Your child is funny.
   Your child is running away.
2. Your child seems angry.
   Your brother is mean.
   Your sister is mean.

While "chanmé" is often used often to describe a child who is acting up and behaving badly, it also has another meaning. It can be sometimes used to describe something that is cool as well.

1. Dance with them.
   Get them to leave you alone.
   Pick them up.
2. Kick them out.
   Talk to them.
   Ignore them.

This slang word can be used pretty much anytime that you're trying to pick something up or pull something. But it is usually used when someone is trying to pick someone up at a club.

1. Slowly
   Quickly
   Angrily
2. Sleepily
   Happily
   Cautiously

As the old expression goes, "He who hesitates is lost." When you set out to do something "vite fait," it means to do something as quickly as you can and without any sort of hesitation.

1. Clean
   Awful
   Strong
2. Weak
   Perfect
   Dirty

While "impeccable" is a word that many of us know the meaning of, most of us don't know it's slang in French. When you hit something right on the money someone around you might exclaim this word.

1. Nice
   Funny
   Scary
2. Wierd
   Confused
   Frantic

While this word really does mean "weird," it is usually used to describe people and not objects. Someone that is acting "chelou" is someone you want to stay away from for the most part.

1. Stubbed your toe
   Won the lottery
   Had a nice dinner
2. Drove a car really fast
   Heard a good joke
   Ate a big meal

Have you ever wondered why we yell out "ow!" at the top of our lungs when we hurt ourselves? Well, they do that in France as well, except they use a different word that means nothing.

1. It's great.
   It's okay.
   It's annoying.
2. It's dull.
   It's fun.
   The world of it.

This is a word that can be used numerous ways, but never is a way that is meant to be pleasant. It is used to describe something that is a pain, whether that be a person or a situation.

1. Crazy
   Funny
   Dumb
2. Angry
   Your friend
   Your enemy

The French word "fou" means one is crazy and "ouf" is "fou" spelled backwards. So we guess the point of this slang word is if you get called crazy backwards, you must be seriously insane.

1. A cab
   A pizza
   A teacher
2. A drink
   A bartender
   A cop

All countries have different slang words for the police; some are derogatory, and some are not. This is a word you can use to describe a police officer in France and not make them mad, and that's a good thing.

1. Money
   Dates
   Friends
2. Clothes
   Time
   Energy

Some people might deny it, but the fact is pretty much everyone likes to have a little bit of money laying around. The word "fric" is slang for cash, so if you're out on the town in France, you want this.

1. Ignoring
   Understanding
   Disagreeing
2. Mocking
   Repeating
   Rhyming

Every culture has different slang words to let people know that you understand and that you're picking up what someone else is putting down. In France one of those words is "piger".

1. It's awesome.
   It's pretty good.
   Its okay.
2. It's awful.
   It's boring.
   It's expensive.

This slang term doesn't just mean that something isn't all that good, it really means something is awful. If you had a really bad dinner out, you might use this term to describe how bad it was.

1. Politics
   Your love
   Love
2. Anger
   Nothing
   Breakfast

If you were to be interrogated by the police and you heard them say the word "dalle," that might be a really good thing. They are probably saying they have no evidence at all against you.

1. Get out
   Make you dinner
   Clean the house
2. Come in
   Wash their hands
   Do yardwork

If someone is kicking around your house for a long time and you're ready to go to bed, you can tell him to "file." It might not be polite but at least you'll probably be in bed soon.

1. Huge
   Cool
   Dumb
2. Tiny
   Retro
   Funky

The French know fashion. If there is one thing we know about the French it is that they tend to be rather stylish, so if you hear this slang term you know whatever is being talked about is cool.

1. Go to sleep
   Get to work
   Go home
2. Pay attention
   Look away
   Run fast

This might sound like a rude thing to say but it isn't always. Not only can it mean "pay attention," but it also can mean 'look out" or be careful. So if you hear this you should give it heed.

1. Woken up from a nap
   Found something you're looking for
   Won a fight
2. Lost your dog
   Scored a goal
   Hit your head

Some of these expressions are only used in specific circumstances. This word can simply mean "finally" but is usually used when someone has been looking for something and finally found it.

1. Sleepy
   Dirty
   Dancing
2. Home
   Sick
   Cool

This is a French slang term that was made popular by French rapper Booba. It is used by those who are hip and is recognized as meaning "cool" as well as"chill." It's often used on Instagram.

1. Hello
   How is your day?
   Watch it!
2. Goodbye
   Get away!
   Pay me money.

There are a lot of slang terms in France that are greetings but not many as popular as this one. If someone says this to you on the street, they are offering you a friendly greeting of "hello."

1. Angry
   Happy
   A liar
2. Silly
   A jerk
   A boring person

"Mytho" is an abbreviation of mythomana, which literally means "a compulsive liar." It is a slang word for those who like to exaggerate the truth to make themselves seem more interesting.

1. Sleep
   Eat
   Drink
2. Work
   Run
   Jump

Sure, you might have a romantic view of what France is all about, but every country needs to get things done at times. This slang word is about when it is time for someone to get to work.

1. Read a book
   Let's eat
   Love you
2. Excuse me
   Turnaround
   Let's go

No one wants to overstay their welcome even while having a good time, and other times things get boring. This slang term is what you say when it is time to head out and hit the highway.

1. Awful
   Fattening
   Perfect
2. Not bad
   Smelly
   Huge

While in America we think of a nickel as being a small amount of money, in the French language it means something entirely different. If something is absolutely perfect, you would say it was "nickel."

1. Get out
   Let's party
   Get busy
2. Can I have a dollar?
   Check the time
   Time to eat

The French are in love with food, so it isn't difficult at all to have an incredible dinner if you're in that country. So if you hear someone say this slang word get ready, because it's time to eat.

1. Ayy
   Woo
   Cheers
2. Nice
   A prayer
   Someone else go

Just about everyone knows in America that if you want to celebrate a toast that you say "cheers." This slang term means the same thing in France; it's always a good thing when you hear it.

1. Making a long story short
   Tying one on
   Taking a nap
2. Singing a song
   Cleaning up
   Running errands

Some of these are more logical than others to us that speak English. "Bref" basically means that you are making a long story short, in other words you're doing your best to keep things brief.

1. A cop
   A sexy woman
   Your old friend
2. An old man
   A dude
   A colleague

You're probably used to the terms, "dude" and "bro," maybe you even use them every once in a while, or even all the time. In France, if someone calls you this, they're basically calling you "dude."

1. Chick
   Old lady
   Mean girl
2. Someone chubby
   Dude
   To be friend-zoned

As an English speaker, when you think of a "nana," you're probably thinking of an old woman. Not so when it comes to French slang; this word means the female equivalent of "dude."

1. Bake a cake
   Make dinner with
   Sleep on
2. Dress up in
   Drive to work

Most people use this slang term to describe something they would use to get to work in, or maybe just drive around for fun. "Une bagnole" is a French slang term to describe a car.

1. A clove
   Cigarette
   Marijuana
2. Cigar
   Beer
   Fools at soccer

Is there anything that has more slang terms attached to it than marijuana? No matter what country you're in, there are a ton of slang terms for it. This is one of the more popular French ones.

1. Tired
   Bored
   Excited
2. Angry
   Hungry
   Overworked

This is the French slang equivalent of the word "meh." It basically means something that is not exciting, kind of boring or a little bit disappointing. Point being it is not a compliment.

1. Hey
   Oh
   Umm
2. Err
   Wait
   Yeah

This is one of those words like our "umm" that is used to buy yourself time while trying to think of the right word to say. Why do we say words like this? Well, at least the French do it too.

1. Burger
   Bathroom
   Help
2. Baking
   Bonjour
   British Journal of Radiology

When it comes to French slang, it isn't just spoken word, there is a ton of Internet slang too. "Bjr" is an Internet abbreviation for "bonjour" because come on, that would take way to long to type.