The name of the French Canadian girl with blonde hair on Keek was Lindsay.
Means nothing in (mainland) French. That sounds like a French Canadian saying 'Christ, she's posh'.
Yes, I believe the French expression for this is double entendre.
"Oh chante" does not have a meaning in French for saying "nice to meet you." The correct phrase for "nice to meet you" in French is "enchanté(e)."
Mémé (which is pronounced the same as Mimi) is the French-Canadian version of saying Grandmother. Mimi is a more modernized grandmother nickname.
Dieu is the French word for God. Saying "Mon Dieu!" is the equivalent of saying "Oh my God!" Dieu also is a Vietnamese name for a girl!
I guess "souterrain" would be the best option.
The meaning of the term, 'sagapo', is I love you in Greek. Someone can say I love you in French by saying, Je t'aime. I love you in Macedonian is, Te Sakam.
it seems to me that it is Spanish - it sounds Spanish but im not sure It is a French saying meaning 'dead end'.
Citoyens is masculine and "all encompassing", meaning if there are both men and women. Citoyennes is the feminine form, when addressing only women. "Citoyens et Citoyennes" is the politically correct way to address all citizens in Canadian French. Sort of like in English saying "Ladies and Gentlemen".
it is pronounced with a hard 'an' as in "can't". But it is in the first place a slang word meaning "sexually arousing" and many French would have a bad idea about someone saying that.
I think it might be Brooke D'Orsay?
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