What is the French word for the English word lazy?

Answer 1

Same as in regular French..."paresseux" masculine or "paresseuse" feminine. I grew up hearing my grandmother say it all the time. There's not much of a difference between regular French and "Cajun" French. It all came from France, a very small bit of it got changed through the years, but it is still almost all the same. The only people I know of who speak it are the really old folks who are still living. Probably just better off studying regular French, it's almost the exact same. I was asking my grandmother how to say everyday words and she told me everything I asked her exactly the same as in regular French with the exception that she called a cookie "ti gateau" and when pronouncing the word for "something" she pronounced it "cake shoz"....kind of like a shortened version of "kel ker shoz" I assume. And, my guess is there are probably areas in France where people have their own little jargon and may even use the same words and pronunciations.

Answer 2

paresseux/-euse

You only have to say "French"

Answer 3

adj.: # 1. négligent

# 2. inconscient

# 3. insouciant

# 4. indifférent

# 5. irréfléchi

# 6. imprudent

# 7. pas bien fait

# 8. pas bien étudié

Answer 4

lazy in french feminine form is paresseuse. e.g. ma soeur est paresseuse = my sister is lazy.

paresseux = lazy (masculine) e.g. mon chat est paresseux = my cat is lazy.

Answer 5

The French word for lazy is

Paresseux.

Answer 6

la paresse