Le truc c'est que - French Language Stack Exchange
truc tuyen bong da 7 They both have a similar meaning when describing some unnamed or unidentified "thingy". "Chose" is here slighty more formal. "Truc" might also mean "trick". Les deux peuvent nommer un objet indéterminé ou non identifié. "Chose" est alors légèrement plus soutenu. "Truc" peut aussi signifier trick (astuce, tour, combine)..xem-truc-tiep-bong-da-euro
je confirme 1-5-3 dernier coup de sifflet (5);yyyyyééééé la france a gagné;à nous la coupe (1)! mais pour l’heure short (3) et tee shirt aux vestiaires allons faire la fêtetruc-tiếp-xo-so-mb
“Ouf” « Ouf » has 2 meanings in spoken french. First is an interjection meaning you feel relieved. For example someone had an accident. You feel stressed. You ask how he is going, and he is doing well, so could say « Ouf! » to express your relieving. Second usage is slang. It’s the word « fou » reversed. Mostly used by younger people. Maybe up to 30 years old. Example « C’est ...
