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Today's French Word of the Day is none other than 'Flou' when can be used to describe something as either fuzzy or blurry.
It can also be used figuratively to describe one's state of mind as hazy. Please see below to see examples of this word used in sentences. Exemple No.1: La photographie que Bastien a pris de moi devant Notre Dame était floue, par conséquent je lui ai demandé de reprendre ma photo. The photograph that Bastien took of me in front of Notre Dame was blurry, as a result, I told him to retake my photo. Exemple No. 2: Tout est devenu flou Un peu trop fou, pour moi Tout est devenu flou Et j'en ai peur, la suite on verra Everything has become hazy A little too crazy, for me Everything has become hazy And I am scared, the rest we'll see Flou Lyrics by Angèle. You can watch and listen to the song in full by visiting the link below. Flou Music Video by Angèle, Belge Singer/Songwriter/Musician. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Wi3SmmnAE You may visit our instagram page for more content to suit your vocabulary development needs or you can visit the "Word of the Day" section of our website under the 'Accueil' section. **Excuse the spelling error in the video. It should read prononciation not prononcoation lol it was my first time using the IPad to do this new template.
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22/7/2021 04:01:27
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