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     • “Fric” is a slang term used to refer to money in French. Its exact origin remains uncertain, but the term has been used for decades to refer to cash.
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   • “Moula” is the French buzzword for money among young people. The term, which can be used to refer to money, cannabis, or celebrities, comes from the English word “moola”. Its use in France has exploded among young people and has been greatly democratized by popular French rappers such as Heuss l’enfoiré and Jul.

   15 Ways to Say "Money" in French - French Iceberg

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   What slang words are related to money in French?

   • Slang words about money are the basis of many conversations and you can hear them in TV shows, movies or if you listen to French speakers talking to each other. Here is a list of 11 slang words related to money in French with an example for each of them. Fric : J’ai vraiment besoin de fric pour payer mon loyer. I really need money to pay my rent

   11 slang words about money in French - Hellofrench

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   How many words do you say'money' in France?

   • Salut ! In France, we don’t talk about money but we have tens of words to say « money ». Funny, isn’t it? I know you loooove colloquial French to color your language. All the slang you’ll discover today is used all around France. The use depends on the age, the region, and the “fashion” of the moment.

   Colloquial French for Money: Le Fric, Les Thunes, Le Blé…

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   How do you say money in French?

   • There’s no doubt that the most common way of saying “money” in French is “argent “. However, if we refer to its literal translation, “argent” means “silver”. And just as in English, silver, in the original sense of the word, refers to a precious metal used in a number of industries: jewelry, goldsmiths, electronics…

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   What is a money plant in French slang?

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   Why do French people not talk about money?

   • They are suspicious of excessive wealth accumulation, and thus often mix the notion of money with political and social beliefs. Unlike many English-speaking countries, it’s generally frowned upon in France to talk about one’s financial situation, especially if one is wealthy. English translation: Currency (literal) / Money, change

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3. www.commeunefrancaise.com › blog › colloquial-frenchColloquial French for Money: Le Fric, Les Thunes, Le Blé…

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   Apr 7, 2015 · can you answer this puzzle concerning French money? 3 men in a restaurant ask for the Bill, the waiter brings it, it’s for 30 euro! each man puts 10 euro on the plate,the waiter takes it to the cashier who tells him he has overcharged & gives him 5 euro to return to his customers.

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5. www.hellofrench.com › en › slang11 slang words about money in French - Hellofrench

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   Here is a list of 11 slang words related to money in French with an example for each of them. Fric : J’ai vraiment besoin de fric pour payer mon loyer. 🇺🇸 I really need money to pay my rent. Pognon : Il a gagné beaucoup de pognon au casino. 🇺🇸 He won a lot of money at the casino.

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   Nov 25, 2022 · French expressions about money: Should I use thunes or argent? 'Argent' is not the only word for talking about your cash. As Black Friday arrives we look at our favourite French words and phrases to do with money

7. www.francaisimmersion.com › french-slang-wordsFrench Slang Words and Phrases for Money – Understand ...

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8. www.clefrance.co.uk › 18-blog › living-in-franceSlang Words for Money in French - clefrance.co.uk

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   Similar to how in the US bucks are used for dollars, and quid is used as l’argot for pounds in the UK, au Québec they have un mot différent (a different word) for their money - Piasse! I first learned about this argot from a Bernard Adamus song, one of my favorite francophone musicians.

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   One of the most common expressions used to refer to money in French slang is “ Le pognon. ” This expression is informal and is typically used between friends and family. “Pognon” is a casual and informal way to refer to money, and it can be used in both casual and formal settings.