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   Apr 13, 2017 · When young people say "je te kiffe", it can mean "I like you", either in terms of friendship or slight dating interest. But it can also mean "I like your personality" or "I like your body", the latter being highly improper when said to a stranger. It's like a cheap "you're nice" or "you're pretty".

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   Mar 28, 2022 · The cool “I like you”: Je te kiffe. If you want to seem cool (and can honestly pull it off), you may consider telling someone you like them romantically by using the phrase Je te kiffe. This is a common slang term in France.

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   What does Je te Kiffe grave mean?

   • A very rough equivalent in English would be “I’m into you.” The more you hear and read French, the more you’ll probably come upon this phrase, as well as its more extreme version: Je te kiffe grave. That grave (a French slang term meaning “seriously”) takes things to another level, closer to being in love.

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   What does Je te Kiffe mean?

   • “Je te kiffe”, said to a person is a little more tricky to use without offending. “Kiffer” is a derivative of “kif”, which comes from Arabic meaning “hashish” (or at least something related to hemp, I’m a bit short on serious references), figuratively “sensation of pleasure (due to hasish)”. It usually means to appreciate, to enjoy, to like.

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   What does Kiffe mean in French slang?

   • This is a common slang term in France. The word kiffe is derived from a North African Arabic slang word for hashish, the idea being that you like or love someone so much that they make you feel like you’re on something. By this token, the verb kiffer in general can also mean “to really enjoy something”.

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   What does KIF mean in Arabic?

   • Kif in arabic means على كيفي = "as I like". It is used for expressing your admiration for something. Sir, that's a very slang term (whatever that actually means) for saying "I appreciate you a lot". Often used by younger people like teenagers. Although, this suffers from a lot of prejudices (thus I feel I really shouldn't say more.

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   What does Je suis crevé mean?

   • Je suis crevé is a common slang expression which indicates exhaustion and feeling worn out. Example: J’ai mal dormi. Je suis crevé. I slept badly. I’m exhausted. 4. Avoir la flemme (can’t be bothered to) This is a common French slang expression that literally translates to “to have laziness”.

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   How do you say 'I Like You' in French?

   • The attractive “I like you”: Tu me plais Another common way to say “I like you“ in French is Tu me plais (literally: “You’re pleasing to me”). As this comment thread points out, when you’re using the verb plaire to talk about how something made you feel (a movie, an experience, etc.), it means “pleasing” or “enjoyable” in a neutral way.

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   May 31, 2024 · Je te kiffe- i like you. The term kiffer actually has Arabic origins and in English it would translate as: to like something, to be attracted or to take pleasure in something. This word is mostly used by French teenagers.