Podcast #50 – Special episode: Sex and the French

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Last Updated: June 12, 2023

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Bonjour, this is Frederic and I would like to personally welcome you to the fiftieth episode of the Talk in French Podcast!

This podcast is intended for beginner to intermediate French language learners and French culture enthusiasts. For advanced-level learners, I also have an all-French Podcast which you would probably enjoy more.

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sex and the french

In this episode:

  • Sex and the French
  • How to learn French "in bed"
  • Some French Words and expressions

What's in This Podcast?

French Travel and Culture

Discover some interesting aspects of French travel and culture.

Vocabulary and Expressions

Learn useful French vocabulary and idiomatic expressions.

French Grammar Explanation

Get to know important grammar points and learn how to use it.

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French Vocabulary Included in This Episode:

la drague hitting on (chatting up)
Le cul ass
Mater to eye up
Craquant gorgeous
Le baiser kiss
baiser  to fuck
sauter une fille/un mec to lay a girl/guy
Branler (se) to wank / to jerk off
Bander to have a hard on
Mouiller to get wet.
Tringler to fuck.

French Expressions from This Podcast Episode:

Faire une partie de jambes en l’air to play a session of legs in the air
Faire crac crac/Faire boum boum Make boom boom
Passer à la casserole move on to the pan
S’envoyer en l’air to be sent into the air
Faire des galipettes making somersaults
Tremper le biscuit dip the biscuit
Emmener Popaul au cirque taking Popaul (or Popol) to the circus
Remettre le couvert to put the cutlery away
Grimper aux rideaux to climb the curtain
Faire l'amour en levrette doing it doggy style

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  • Receive personalized feedback and guidance from a dedicated French teacher.

About the author 

Frederic Bibard is the founder of Talk in French, a company that helps french learners to practice and improve their french. Macaron addict. Jacques Audiard fan. You can contact him on Instagram

  • I absolutely love your podcasts, this one especially was so interesting and I loved learning more about the French view on relationships/sex. You are very easy to understand in French and I love how you structure the podcasts with some general information followed by topic related words and phrases – all of which are really interesting! I can’t wait to listen to the rest of your podcasts, you have made learning about the French culture/language very fun. Thank you!

  • HELLO AND THANKS FREDERIC,IT IS THE FIRST TIME I VISIT YOUR SITE AND IT IS VERY GOOD.I AM AN ENGLISH MAN LIVING IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE,AND I AM TRYING TO LEARN FRENCH AND I AM HAPPY TO HEAR YOU TALK ABOUT THE FRENCH VIEW ON RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX THIS HAS HELPED ME A LOT TO UNDERSTAND FRENCH WOMEN AND HOW TO APPROACH THEM ALSO THANKS I WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW YOU AND LEARN

  • How very interesting! Thank you. I’ve heard that aside from meaning *ass*, the word *cul* is used to refer to the topic of sex in general. For instance, Il ne parle que du cul. [*All he talks about is sex*.] Is that correct?

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