Évaluation, Jugement et Critique - Reaction & Exaggeration
Here you will find slang for reactions and exaggeration, capturing how people respond dramatically or emphasize emotions in casual speech.
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an expression used when someone is overwhelmed, shocked, or unable to articulate their feelings

Je n'en peux plus !, Je suis sans voix !
extremely shocked, stunned, or impressed, often in a dramatic or fabulous way

estomaqué, scié
extremely enthusiastic, impressed, or in awe of someone or something

obsédé, passionné
to excite, delight, or overwhelm someone, often by making them laugh or react strongly

tordre, mettre KO
to react to something extremely funny, absurd, or moving; used in the progressive form

pleurer, être mort de rire
to behave in a wild, extreme, or unexpected way; used in the progressive form

déconner, faire n'importe quoi
to be unable to express one's reaction to an overwhelming, shocking, or hilarious situation

ne pas pouvoir, ne plus savoir quoi dire
expressing approval of, support for, or eagerness to witness or experience something
overwhelmed with laughter, shock, or disbelief

mort de rire, plié de rire
completely overwhelmed with laughter, surprise, or admiration

mort, crevé
used to react to something overwhelming, embarrassing, or hilarious

Repose en paix moi, RIP moi
used as a reaction to something shocking, weird, or excellent

Putain de merde, Bordel de merde
to provide excitement, joy, or energy; used when something or someone is uplifting or inspiring
a dramatic ending to a statement, performance, or action, signaling confidence or finality

chute de micro, lâcher de micro
used to indicate that a statement or action is intentionally derisive, critical, or combative

Coups tirés, Feu nourri
used to express embarrassment, cringe, or discomfort, often in reaction to an awkward or offensive comment

gros malaise, génant
a situation or event that causes disappointment or frustration

déception, contretemps
used to express joy, excitement, or celebration

Youpi !, Hourra !
used to express excitement, approval, or general positive energy

Youpi !, Hourra !
used to react to sudden surprise, embarrassment, or something unexpected and funny

Et moi oups, Et moi aïe
used to express discomfort, surprise, dismay, or sympathy for someone else's misfortune

Ouf, Aïe
used to express indifference, lack of interest, or mild disapproval

bof, mouais
finished, over, or completely done

terminé, fini
used to emphasize a statement, signaling the end of discussion or debate

Point final., C'est tout.
used to show strong agreement with a statement, often implying the speaker already experienced or knew it

À qui le dis-tu !, Tu m'étonnes !
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