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For a French without anglicisms

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The abundant use of Anglicisms in the French language is a phenomenon of growing concern. Although some Anglicisms have become part of everyday vocabulary, such as “le week-end” or “faire du shopping”, many language purists would like to curb this trend.

For a French without anglicisms
  1. Le parking : le parc de stationnement
  2. Le fast-food : la restauration rapide
  3. Le relooking : le remaniement de l’apparence, la métamorphose
  4. Le pressing : le nettoyage à sec
  5. Le camping : le campement
  6. Le jogging : la course à pied
  7. Le clash : l’accrochage, la dispute
  8. Le casting : la distribution des rôles
  9. Le meeting : la réunion
  10. Le smoking : le costume de soirée
  11. Le deadline : la date limite
  12. Le businessman : l’homme d’affaires
  13. Le leader : le meneur
  14. Le manager : le gestionnaire, le chef , Responsable
  15. Le marketing : le mercatique
  16. Le best-seller : le succès de librairie
  17. Le hit : le tube
  18. Le replay : relecture
  19. Le prime time : les heures de grande écoute
  20. Le briefing : Réunion d’équipe
  21. Le smartphone : le téléphone intelligent
  22. Le touche-à-tout : le polymorphe
  23. Le time-lapse : l’hyperlapse
  24. un best of : un florilège, un best-of
  25. un cluster : un regroupement, un foyer
  26. Customiser : personnaliser
  27. faire le buzz : faire parler de soi, attirer l’attention
  28. un e-mail : un courriel
  29. un coach : un entraîneur, un conseiller
  30. c’est cool : c’est sympa, c’est chouette
  31. c’est cosy : c’est douillet, confortable
  32. un dress code : une tenue de rigueur, un code vestimentaire, une tenue souhaitée
  33. le drive : le service au volant
  34. faire du shopping : faire du lèche-vitrine, faire les magasins
  35. une fake news : une fausse information, une infox
  36. en live : en direct, en public
  37. low cost : à bas prix, à bas coût
  38. un look : une apparence, un style
  39. une newsletter : une lettre d’information
  40. payer cash : payer en espèces, payer comptant
  41. un planning : un emploi du temps, un agenda
  42. un podcast : une émission en ligne, un balado
  43. un scoop : une exclusivité
  44. un selfie : un égoportrait, un autoportrait
  45. un spam : un pourriel
  46. spoiler : divulgâcher
  47. un sponsor : un commanditaire, un parrain
  48. être surbooké : être surchargé, débordé
  49. un think tank : un cercle de réflexion
  50. c’est too much : c’est trop, c’est excessif
  51. c’est top ! : c’est génial !, c’est super ! formidable!
  52. la mode vintage : le style rétro
  53. le week-end : la fin de semaine
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