How To Talk About SEX in French (⚠️ Naughty Language)
French Sex Vocabulary and Expressions you WON'T FIND in Your Dictionary!!
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We know that the French are passionate beings and so it's no surprise that there are hundreds of expression for the act of making love. These extend far beyond "Voulez-vous couchez avec moi?"
While there were FAR too many to choose from, here are a few “sexpressions” that cover off the basics of how to talk about sex in French. And let's be honest, if you're learning French, you have to know the dirty french phrases / naughty french phrases because there is a lot of second degree in the French language!
So whether you're exploring some naughty language, after some french dirty talk, or specifically want to use some French expressions for having sex or sexy sayings in French then you will like this video. We cover the absolute basics and even get into how to say I am wet in french, how to say I am turned on in French, etc.
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So how do you feel now about talking about sex in French? What are your favourite sex expressions in French? Or French sex idioms? Did I miss any important sex French vocabulary?
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Better be cautious though : French people talk a lot about sex, but usually out of context or when chatting with their friends about it ; when things are about to become more serious, they're usually way more shy and tactful. If you're trying to hook up with someone, using this naughty language may cause instant rejection, or hilarity - which may be worse in some cases (remember : we do talk about it with our friends)... In bed, well... some people are talkative, some aren't...
You do not need to study to "practice" French!!!
French and Spaniards are more open towards s*x compared to brits
We never learned ANY of these in French course at university! I feel ripped off! 😂😂😂😂😂 This video is so much fun, THANK YOU!
You can learn them by watching French porno videos.
Well, as a French male instructor, I would have never dared to teach these terms. That would have come off as sexist and gross. It's a shame but that's the way it is.
A lot of people would have been "Booted" out of school if they talked like that probably
Because your not in france, this is canadian bs
Funny to hear as a French person haha ! A lot of expressions you mentionned are almost never used because they are too weird or old-fashionned 😂
Could you share which ones are outdated and what the contemporary alternatives would be?
As someone who has been postponing their honeymoon in Paris until the world settles down a bit, I think I will be saving this video for quick reference 🤣 Thank you for the fun video!
LOVE that you went there! It's definitely not something I'd ask in french class :)
Omg! You are so cute!! Definitely vocabulary that everyone needs in their repertoire 😂 Thank you!!
thank you for this…. I can’t explain how awkward it would be to ask my family how to speak these things in french!! 😂
This is one of the most useful videos ever 🤩 Now I'm armed for a trip to France
I read the thumbnail last night and just saw “Let’s talk in French.” Oh, that’s nice, she’s sharing her French with us……
I had a 75 year old school marmgish teacher who gave us leçons in French immersion à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. Vaut mieux comprendre ce qu'ils disent, quoi 😂🤣
Loved this video. Laughed my ass off lol
Très cool la vidéo! C'est le genre de chose que personne ne nous raconte, hahaha! Et, franchement, même si on veut pas dire ces termes, c'est important de les connaître. Moi, quand j'étais en France et j'ai connu un garçon, je comprenais pas ces expressions... C'était drôle mais aussi un peu énervant.
Juste le titre m'a fait rigoler. Et, la mimique. Hilarante!
The sexual word "queue" is for tail. "Faire la queue" (stand in line) comes from "la queue leu-leu". "leu" is an old French word for wolf and the "queue leu-leu" describes the way wolves are used to walk in line in a very close way (the nose of the follower almost touching the tail of the wolf before) Queue is also a word (even in English) that describes the end of something or the opposite side (head vs tail)
I can't believe I missed this!:)
This video is my favourite 😂
I learned today that the French artist, Pomme, who sang Everything Matters with Aurora, the song that was so good that my French lover couldn't help but curse, means "Apple." That is adorable and I will never unsee that
Funniest video I've watched in a while 🤣🤣
Oh this is so fun
Ahhhh j’ai hâte de dire ces mots à mon professeur de français demain
« je suis chaud » can also mean like “im down” like if you’re proposing an activity / to go somewhere etc!
Bon à savoir !
@@LauraMorland it's beautiful to know that I can create misunderstandings that way...
@@galaad8978 Me, too. I made that mistake ust last year -- even though I know better. A man reading on a bench asked if I needed help after I'd tripped on the sidewalk. I replied, 'Non, je suis bonne." ( = "No, I'm good.") He *blanched.* I immediately realized that I'd told him that I was good in bed! I hastily added, "Merci, je vais bien."
@@LauraMorland lol, thing is it is possible to say that without implying anything... I feel like there would be no problem if I say "Non je suis bon ça va merci" but yeah it can be suggestive I guess, so adding those words at the end just cut the possibility of a misunderstanding. Or so I believe and I've been making a fool of myself for all of my life...😂
I have never laughed so much as during the “fruit portions” of this video. 😂😂😂
anyone else start singing and dancing with Rosie? haha
Thank you for this super important lesson! I’ve been in France for 6 months and have had the privilege of fun times with a French woman. But my French is around an intermediate level so I had to translate everything that was said because I had no sex specific vocab
I saw the word "ken" used in a couple of French movies. I looked up the meaning, and it's verlan for niquer.
Dear Rosie, Congratulations on your new video! I hope it gets lots of views. Although I've lived in Paris for nearly 20 years, I knew hardly any of these terms, as I came with my American husband and have never dated a French man. I have, however, taught French (in a U.S. high school), and would like to point out three typos that you might want to fix. (I believe that if you're able to edit within KZhead, you won't lose your view count.) They are: (1) as noted below, *couvert,* not "couver". (2) You can't ever have a singular article with a plural noun. So you'll want to type *LES seins* and *LES nichons.* (You pronounce them correctly as "les"!) Also, maybe it's your New Zealand accent, but the verb *jouir* should have a definite "eee" sound in the second syllable (as in *île* de France). You pronounced it that way twice, and so I thought I'd mention it.
@@NotEvenFrench Oh, you pay to have someone edit your videos?! I'd always assumed you did it all yourself. (Did you in the beginning?) The editing of your videos is very good -- I've noticed that you've sprinkled in some cute "memes" since coming (or returning) to NZ; maybe your editor finds those little clips?
0:08, you got the job my dear, with your bold performance, teach us please!
High school French trip - I was a tagalong that didn’t know French - I made our actual French teen trip when I read an ice cream billboard “donne moi ta bouche.” “Give me your lips/mouth” can be considered dirty….
I like how your cat doesn't want any part of this video. 😂
In french I always get too much confusion about some words like "They have"," they are", "they go", "he go", "he has" etc. Some time i get confused about allons, avons etc. Which word is used for first person, 2nd person, third person. The spellings as well. I get confused
Hello Rosie parmi toutes tes vidéos je suis perdue. Es tu en Nouvelle Zélande ou de retour en France ? 😉
Grimper aux rideaux !
Spicy 🌶
Bonsoir, Déjà je suis désolé de ne pas faire mon commentaire dans votre langue, je la parle et écris très très mal :p - Pour les expressions du sexe d'homme il y a aussi le mot "bragmart" ou "biscuits" (pour l'expression: "je ne trempe pas mon biscuit n'importe tous" dans le sens sexe d'une femme) "le mat du chapiteau est levé" surtout pour le matin au réveil. Pour le nom Gland, cela désigne pas la verge d'un homme en général mais plutôt c'est surtout pour aller avec un mot qui vient devant pour une insulte (suce ou lèche) et le petit jésus, c'est aussi une expression qu'ont utilise: "mettre le petit jésus dans la crèche" soit fait l'amour a une femme. Les termes pour les sexes féminin dans le langages des enfants, il n'y a pas les "le kiki; la zezette" qui sont réserver aux garçons et c'est "nénette" et non "nanette" ont peut dire aussi pour un ton plus doux "un abricot" ou petite fleurs Pour les seins, ont a aussi plus rarement "les boites a laits" ou "les oreillers" "les caches nez" J’espère sincèrement de ne pas vous avoir choquer avec ces mots crus mais je voulais vous donner quelques mots complémentaires Cordialement Lerancor
I was a bartender in a French restaurant years ago. One night most of the regulars were drinking Suze, which isn't always available. A certain, handsome race car driver arrived late to the party. The bar was packed and loud. So. I offered him a suze. His jaw dropped. And i repeated "suze!" It wasn't until i held up bottle that a wave of relief passed over his face. You left out "sousse moi!"
It would be "suce moi", as in suck me
I remembered in the 70 's about an English girl who was trying to say something about traditional kiss under a mistletoe . And instead of d'embrasser,to kiss, she said something else. Unforgettable lesson. s "embrasser" she said "baiser" 😳
We also say "dip the cookie" ("tremper son biscuit" in french) when we talk about having our first sexual experience with someone.
@@NotEvenFrench Worse, it's both xD
@@NotEvenFrench As a french i feel like "tremper son biscuit" is more a funny way to say than a gross thing. But I dont feel it cute neither. 😅
*la moule = the mussel
@@NotEvenFrench yes it happens. Funny one though 😅
What's the French phrase for "safeword"?
Arrête? 🤔
I don't think there is a real french word for that, but you can say "le code" which has the same meaning in english, "un code entre nous" will mean "a safeword between us"
@@mmd10 thank you!
The french Wikipedia article on it is using the English word "safeword". Code works, but it has other meaning like password.
@@mmd10"un safeworld" is prety mutch alwayse sexuel, when use in french For a safeworld informatique we will use "un mot de passe"
Hi from nz
Petite erratum: Plant cul give us the fabuluse Netflix serie "plant coeur" the hook up plant And i fell like they did there best to translate the titel but it still 😅🤨
Now i'm confused. What is to "have à hook up"? Is it to have sex with someone that is not your boyfriend (plan cul en français) or is it to "have à crush for someone"?
@GTAudrey for me it's the same than in french having some sekse with some one with no string attache
I don't think I've seen it here but "gland" in normal language means acorn (not gland) and it is used to describe the head of the penis because it kind of looks like an acorn. And you also could have said that the translation for "a French letter" is "une capotte anglaise" I find this one a bit funny 😁.
Merci, f22217, that's very useful to know. Très utile, bien que dans la vie normale ce mot ne fasse pas de mon vocabulaire actif !
I wonder if zob comes from Arabic. In Arabic it’s zub. I learned that reading 1001 Nights.
3:35 Here it starts! ☺
*un poireau (you made a mistake)
T’es vidéo en français manque, j’adorais t’écouter, mais j’avoue la, je comprend pas l’anglais sur tes vidéos, j’espère que tu en referas en français 👍😅
Excellent, j'ai vraiment ri là!!! Tu as oublié des trucs genre Planter le poireau Tremper le biscuit Monter au rideau Grimper au 7ème ciel Le zgeg La schnack le Dard Le vit (pour les contrepèteries surtout) Branler ... En tout cas merci pour la vidéo :)
heyy gonna have a hookup with a french speaking guy next week and would appreciate if you were to give me the translation for tremper le biscuit, le zgeg, la schnack et le dard, i don't know these and i'm trying to learn as much as possible 😅
3:35 video starts here
Oui 👍 Je voudrais un Mac Poulet 🍗 😂
I am Learning French from Porirua.
Salut mon amis. Pouver vous m' enseignez la langue anglaise ?
I love how you shamelessly say all these words on camera but prefer to spell the English ones 😂😂 we French speaking are a bit less prude when it comes to swear words 👀
I agree but I think she was a bit embarrassed at the end but still a great job ☺
It's not the muscle but the mussel haha I think you know you just made a spelling mistake haha I am French et for me the most common way to say "to have sex" is " coucher avec quelqu'un".
Yes that is true. "Baiser" c'est commun mais très familier. The casual way to say it is "coucher avec quelqu'un " like "sleeping with someone" in English
Never gonna learn this in French class lol
Damn I always thought that it was « remettre le couverT » like to set the table again, cause you still want to eat.
It is excaltly the same...but not with the same food!lol
just a typo you are right xD
En France on parle de cul et pas de sexe c'est sous forme d'humour entre potes. Parler de sexe c'est parler de ses propres relations sexuelles et là on est dans l'intimité et il ne vaut mieux pas car on passerait pour un fan de youporn 🤣🙃🤫. Si un étranger vient en France et drague une fille avec certaines de ces expressions je le plains le pauvre il va se faire remballer. Et s'il veut faire de l'humour en montrant qu'il a du vocabulaire grâce à ton excellent vidéo mieux vaut qu'ils connaissent les personnes.
missing :"Faire la bête à deux dos"
Le zub is arabic too.
Spicy over on this channel 🌶 🥵
Le ou...ça semble difficile... Amour. Jouir...
Faire l'amour = make love Jouir = to come (climax)
Hi
Starts at 3:35
What does Lingoda pay teachers? You sound Australian. Minimum even for a cleaner is now 21 AUD an hour. What are the quals of the teachers?
Ou des relations tout court
Couver or couvert?
Couvert And remettre le couvert can mean redo something, not only in a sexual context
Yes, "couvert." I caught three typos in Rosie's text. I'm about to write a separate comment on them.
Rosie responded to my comment pointing out three typos (turns out there were a couple more). She has an editor, who is obviously not a francophone ! And she used a lot more text in this video than she normally does....
To talk about boobs, you can sometimes hear "les roberts", following the brand of baby's bottles.
LE ZOB BAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAAHHA CA FAISAIT 5ANS AU BAS MOT JE LAVAIS PAS ENTENDU JPP
C'est vraiment 1% haha
Pour les petits garçons l expression est le.petit oiseau. Quand le garçon ne remonte pas sa braguette on lui dit attention le petit oiseau va sortir.
Rosie, connaissez-vous la différence entre une "turlurtte" et une "vurlutte" ?
Une vurlutte je connaissais pas c'est très mignon
Et je suis français 😅
@@pommeterre5198 La turlutte c'est quand on se vouvoie, la vurlutte quand on se vouvoie (humour)
@@NotEvenFrench La turlutte c'est quand on se vouvoie, la vurlutte quand on se vouvoie (humour)
The French have this unfortunate tendency to talk too much about sex, which is understandable, because it is cultural in France, but the problem arises when they meet people from other cultures, and continue to talk openly about sex, what some foreigners consider as a lack of prudishness, and vulgarity. A young Ukrainian woman who stayed in France told me one day that the French talk too much about sex. Personally, I find it unhealthy for men to talk about sex with female colleagues at work. In France this is completely normal.
@@NotEvenFrench Same with Italians, I guess. A young Italian friend was the moderator for a film series in Narbonne (Languedoc) a few years ago, and she addressed the entire audience in the hall, explaining that she would need to excuse herself before the film began, because she had a *"une vessie"* very ... *something.* I've forgotten now what adjective she used, I was so shocked that she would discuss her *bladder* in front of 150 people, most of them strangers!!! Whereas in the U.S., I used to work with a receptionist who would ask me to cover the phones for her while she "walked down the hall." She wouldn't even use the word *"restroom"* ! For the longest time, I thought she was just stretching her legs. :-P
@@NotEvenFrench I agree
Don’t generalize, not all the French talk “too much” about sex! Let’s say we don’t feel uncomfortable to talk about it, after all it’s a normal thing that people all over the world practice if they are lucky.
You know some Bangladeshis have this exaggerated idea of how western societies are so open (too open) about sex (speaking from experience here from my own family), and I realised what they envision it to be is exactly what French culture is like 🤣🤣🤣 I wouldn’t say all western cultures are like that tho, I don’t think anglophone or Dutch or Greek culture is like that for an example
Oh my god so it's normal to talk about sec with youngers!i had a french friend and he was such a real french man😅
I,myself from Paris,some of the original slang has been translated in the American slang.Le service laiterie or milk factory is a cute way to talk about your b😀😀bies.
@@NotEvenFrench 'got hundreds of them.Get your head around this one:"j'ai les bonbons qui collent au papier".
le chauve a col roulé
'Cum' ca veut dire en francais
Why are you using the wrong ( and inflammatory) flag for the UK. It totally leaves out Northern Ireland, missing the red diagonals
" remettre le couvert " (with a t at the end does not mean "the cover" but put knife & fork again (meaning eat .... or f - K again ...) leak = is "le poireau" (you got a wrong spelling -poireux ) - the french people don"t say "je suis mouillée pour toi" BUT : "je mouille" or "tu me fais mouiller" " a french kiss" = "rouler une pelle " - la nénette : not "nanette" - wrong spelling for "les OEUFS au plat " you can call a pinus a " Napoleon " because of the shape at the end is like Napoleon's hat !! AND the female vagina : a Josephine (to match with Napoleon ) -
Sex may be, let’s talk about you and me, let’s talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be, let’s talk about sex.
Uh my nick-name has been Kiki my whole life, now that I'm learning French I don't think its appropriate....
Here is a short list of words to say "having sex" in french (some were mentioned in the video) but most of these words are used from a male perspective (like "to penetrate"). I also put the literal translation in brackets: Baiser (to kiss), Niquer (to fuck), Mettre (to put), Foutre (to fuck) , Prendre (to take), Retourner (to flip), Cougner (to fuck), Piner (to fuck), Connaître (to know), Farcir (to stuff), Fourrer (to shove), Visser (to screw), Enfoncer (to press in), Défoncer (to smash), Démolir (to demolish), Détruire (to destroy), Démonter (to disassemble), Dépuceler (to deflower), Dévierger (to un-virginize), Déflorer (to deflower), Ramoner (to sweep, generally a chimney), Grimper (to climb), Sauter (to jump), Culbuter (to tumble), Labourer (to plow), Copuler (to copulate), S'accoupler (to pair), Se reproduire (to mate), Tringler (to fuck), Troncher (to fuck), Pénétrer (to penetrate), Choper (to bust), Aimer (to love), Poutrer (to fuck), Coïter (to mate), Coucher avec (to sleep with), S'envoyer en l'air (to send oneself into the air), Limer (to file). Some are really gross
Hi Rosie, there is one way for saying to have an intercourse as well : "viens on fait un 5 à 7?"
About that, you should really have a look on this french song which is full of métaphores : kzhead.info/sun/iMeQZLaen5SDa3A/bejne.html
Miches is really beauf 🙈🙈🙈
you wrote "les ouefs" instead of "les oeufs"
"Niquer" (to fuck) and, more recently, "Ken" : it comes from "niquer" but in reverse
7:41 Les oeufs au plat* not ouefs then it's more used for the balls
all of those are obsolete anyway no one says that in 2022 we use english words to say it...
3:34 😜 Gland is more balls, testicle?
No
Nope.
No, Rosie was right: It is in reference to the head of the Penis, which in French is called "Le Gland"
PLEASE ! Vagina, c'est vagin en français. A ne pas confondre avec vulve. Ch*tte, c'est la vulve en français.
Boobies in Québec is often « les boules ». A little vulgar Also, having sex is « Fourrer » Se faire fourrer also means se faire avoir « La caissière m’a fourré j ai payé trop cher » 😀
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We don’t use Fanny like that in the US. We say “Fanny pack” which is the waist bag people wear. edit: (yes native speaker and American..)
Are you a native English speaker? I'm American, and can confirm that the word "fanny" in the U.S. does indeed mean "butt" or "behind." If you are indeed a native English speaker and don't know that meaninng, it's *possible* that the word is going out of date and you are rather young? By the way, I always thought it odd when the word "fanny pack" came into the language, because most people wore it (thankfully, it's gone out of style, so I'm using the past tense) nowhere near their fanny (= "fesses")
Mes salutations à vous les deux: Nicol Noel et LauraMorland. Je m'appelle youssef,je suis de Maroc . Soyez le bienvenu au Maroc
@@LauraMorland yeah im a native speaker. But im from california and I never hear it here. Also I'm 19.
OMG fanny means butt! For french People like me it is à nickname for Stefanny or Stéphanie lol
@@LauraMorland Non-native speaker of fluent English here and, even so, I agree, “fanny” means butt or behind. It is one of the many things you learn early on in the language journey so as not to embarrass yourself.
When i see a beautifull girl with nice breats , i say in myself " oh les beaux cocos " , it means " oh nice coconuts " . Fortunatly the pretty girl hears nothing ... 😇 🤣.
🤢 creep
Naic 💋💋💋
Lol. Ure kinda cute. 😜
On a tellement de mots pour désigner un pénis. On a l'air de personnes qui parlent que de ça et qui font que ça. La réputation de la langue française sensuelle pour draguer qui en prend un coup mdrr
Hey, 'Masturbation' ca veut dire' en Francais...
Les miches, ce sont plutôt les fesses non ? En tous cas, la petite Rosie se lâche.
Yep, miches are fesses but some people use it wrongly for seins.
Pour moi les miches ça a toujours été les seins 🤔
La bite
Bravo mais un French Kiss n’est pas un baiser sur la bouche mais une tarte aux poils.
Do the French use butter when doing it from the back?
Faites attention, il y a des erreurs, ce qui est inhabituel dans vos vidéos
thanks but terrible french pronunciation !
Most of her pronunciation is fine -- she just has a problem with a couple of words, like *amour, jouir.*