Trashy
French translation: Elle a un look trashy habillée comme ça
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| 13:19 Jun 15, 2001 |
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Elle a un look trashy habillée comme ça Explanation: franglais is in fashion in france so!!!!! |
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Elle à l'aire débraillée/bâclée dans (ce froc)(cette tenue) Explanation: Débraillée=sloppy and Bâclée=botched up 'ce froc' is equivalent to 'those threads/duds' in French slang and 'cette tenue' just simply means 'that outfit', it's just a question of your preference. I do agree with golub that the french do use the heck out of franglais, I know we did when we lived there! That's why I gave him browniZ, but if you're looking for straight French slang this could do too. cya Reference: http://wordreference.com |
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Fringuée comme ça, elle a un look "trash" Explanation: Even more slangy |
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