What does fait divers mean in French?

What does fait divers mean in French?

brief news stories
(fɛdiˈvɛʀ) French. Word forms: singular French ˈfait divers (fɛ diˈvɛʀ) brief news stories, as those typically found in some French newspapers, that are sensational, lurid, etc. Word origin.

What is a Incroyable?

Definition of incroyable : a French dandy of the late 18th century : dandy, fop.

What language is Incroyable?

French
English Translation of “incroyable” | Collins French-English Dictionary.

How do you write a fait diver?

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  1. The TEF Faits Divers is a short article. The article should have minimum 80 words, maximum 180 words.
  2. Mention the place and date above/before the title.
  3. Write the title in big bold or underlined letters. Must tell the story/event in one short line.

What is Tete Carree?

tête carrée f (plural têtes carrées) (dated, informal, figuratively) stubborn, pigheaded, or hardheaded man. (Quebec, derogatory) Anglophone (especially from an Anglophone part of Canada)

Why do they call English people square heads?

‘Squarehead’ is a literal translation of the term tête carrée used by French-Canadians to describe English-Canadians, especially those who do not or prefer not to speak French.

Where does the expression Tete Carree come from?

Born in Ontario and having spent time in the Maritimes before coming to Montreal nine years ago, Lauridsen got the nickname “Tête Carrée” (translated as “square head” and often used as a derogatory term to refer to English speakers in Quebec) as an Anglo working in the city’s French kitchens.

Do French people really say Zut alors?

The “oh my god” of French is another one that seems more common in English than in French, however unlike “sacrébleu” and “zut alors”, you’ll still hear it being said in France these days, although perhaps not so much among the younger generation.

What is tête carrée?

tête carrée f (plural têtes carrées) (dated, informal, figuratively) Stubborn, pigheaded, or hardheaded man. (Quebec, derogatory) Anglophone (especially from an Anglophone part of Canada)

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