Frenchy in Italian
Frenchy in Italian is mangiarane — Frenchy means having an exaggerated or stereotypical French style or manner.
Frenchy in Italian
mangiarane
(slang, sometimes, derogatory) A native or resident of France, or a francophone, or a person of French lineage.
What does "Frenchy" mean?
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adj Having an exaggerated or stereotypical French style or manner.
"The café had a frenchy vibe with checkered tablecloths and accordion music."
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noun A casual, sometimes disrespectful term for a French person.
"Some older films used "frenchy" as a nickname for French characters."
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Frenchy in a sentence
- The café had a frenchy vibe with checkered tablecloths and accordion music.
- Some older films used "frenchy" as a nickname for French characters.
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What is "Frenchy" in Italian?
"Frenchy" in Italian is mangiarane. Frenchy means: Having an exaggerated or stereotypical French style or manner.
How do you use "Frenchy" in a sentence?
Example: "The café had a frenchy vibe with checkered tablecloths and accordion music." In Italian, "Frenchy" is mangiarane.
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