noun · Informal
Bro; brother. An address term between male friends, very common in youth speech.
France
7 French slang terms for people, each with its meaning, how it is pronounced and an example of it in use.
Labels for social types: the show-off, the country cousin, the city sophisticate, the freeloader. These words tell you what a culture notices about its own members.
noun · Informal
Bro; brother. An address term between male friends, very common in youth speech.
noun · Colloquial · GAH — the r and s are silent
A guy; a lad. Slightly softer and more rural-sounding than mec. Les gars addresses a group.
noun · Informal · KUHM
A guy, a bloke. Also 'my boyfriend': mon keum.
noun · Informal · MEK
A guy, a bloke. The everyday word for an unnamed man.
+2 more senses
noun · Informal · MUHF
A woman; a girl. Also 'my girlfriend': ma meuf.
noun · Informal · POT
A mate, a pal. Warmer than copain and used of close friends.
adjective · Colloquial
Nice, friendly, pleasant. Of people above all, but also of places and plans. One of the most-used adjectives in spoken French.
The same subject in the other countries on this site — the quickest way to see how differently four languages say one thing.