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Verlan - French Slang à l'Envers

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A summary of the French-based Verlan with examples.

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Title: Verlan - French Slang à l'envers
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Verlan is a form of French slang that consists of playing around with syllables, kind of along the same lines as pig Latin. Verlan is actively spoken in France - many verlan words have become so commonplace that they are used in everyday French.
Category: French - Learn - Lesson - Language - Slang - Verlan - L'envers


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