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1. dictionary.cambridge.org › french-english › oufOUF | translate French to English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Ouf is an interjection or a noun that expresses relief or sigh. Learn how to use it in different contexts and see examples of ouf in sentences.

2. allaboutfrench.com › cest-oufC'est ouf | Meaning & Examples & Pronunciation - All About French

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   Learn the meaning, pronunciation and usage of the informal and funny expression "C'est ouf" in French. It comes from the word "fou" that means "crazy" and is part of the "verlan" vocabulary.

3. www.collinsdictionary.com › french-english › oufEnglish translation of 'ouf' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   Ouf is a French word that expresses relief, surprise, or exhaustion. It can be translated as phew in English. Learn how to use it in sentences and see examples from Collins Corpus.

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   What does Ouf mean?

   • Ouf ! Il est enfin parti ! Phew! He’s left at last! (Translation of ouf from the GLOBAL French-English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd) OUF translate: phew, sigh of relief. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.

   OUF | translate French to English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   How does F 0u become ou F?

   • Here’s how it looks: f – 0u becomes ou – f. In this case you break up the vowels together and take the ending pair of letters and move them to the beginning of the word: fou – ouf. The reason for this exception is due to the major element of sound. Ouf s ounds more like fou backwards [foo – oof] than (uof) would.

   10 French Verlan Slang Words | FluentU French

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   What is a funny expression using the verlanisé of 'FUE' aka 'Ouf'?

   • A funny popular everyday expression using the verlanisé of fou aka ouf is: Truc de ouf. (That’s crazy or it’s crazy). C’était un truc de ouf ! (It was crazy!). Truc translates to “thing” in French, and it stands for literally any old thing.

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   How do you say c'est Ouf?

   • C'est ouf ! " (I discovered that we will soon conquer planet Mars. That's crazy!) If what you are talking about happened in the past, use instead "C'était ouf ! " (It was amazing!) or "C'était un truc de ouf ! " (It was something crazy!) And if it will happen in the future, you can say: "Ça va être ouf !

   C'est ouf | Meaning & Examples & Pronunciation - All About French

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5. www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › oufOuf Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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   Ouf is an interjection that expresses discomfort, aversion, or impatience. It has no known etymology and is less commonly spelled as oof. Learn more about its usage and examples in the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

6. www.fluentu.com › blog › french10 French Verlan Slang Words | FluentU French

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   • Céfran (Français — French) Céfran is categorized under the novice level of verlan. Cé–fran, as you can see, is the reversal of the syllables in français.
   • Tromé (Métro — Metro) Similiar to céfran, tromé is on the beginner’s side. It’s a two syllable word, tro–mé, which is the verlan of mé–tro. Tromé is used almost all the time.
   • Cimer (Merci — Thank You) Another one of those easy, peasy, lemon squeezy verlanisé words! Mer–ci becomes ci–mer. Merci is also only made up of two syllables, and because no accent is needed, it could perhaps be the utmost effortless word of verlan.
   • Ouf (Fou — Crazy) Vous êtes fou! If you never heard of this one before, fou is the regular word in French for “crazy.” This one might look tricky because it’s a short word with two vowels next to each other.

7. www.lalanguefrancaise.com › definition › oufDéfinition de ouf | Dictionnaire français

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   Apr 8, 2024 · Je l’ai entendu faire « ouf! » non pas une fois, mais vingt fois. — Léon Daudet, Souvenirs des milieux littéraires; Ouf - Adjectif (adj., fam.) Désigne une personne ou une situation qui est folle, insensée ou extrême. Trop exposé au danger, je suis au bord du gouffreLes nerfs à vif, à cran, je pourrais devenir ouf.

8. hinative.com › questions › 17187170What is the meaning of "“Ouf” "? - Question about French ...

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   Sep 1, 2020 · 1 Sep 2020. French (France) « Ouf » has 2 meanings in spoken french. First is an interjection meaning you feel relieved. For example someone had an accident. You feel stressed. You ask how he is going, and he is doing well, so could say. « Ouf! » to express your relieving. Second usage is slang.