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False Friends: English vs. French
Below is a list of false cognates (false friends) between American English and French. Can you provide the correct meaning of these words in French?
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Last updated: June 14, 2021
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False Friends
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+ "brassière" is a life-jacket or a bra - a brewery actually is a "brasserie"
+ perhaps we could have "bookshop" as a type-in for "librairie", and "hire" as a type-in for "rental"?
+ "football" does mean football unless you're talking one of just two varieties of English (Australian or American), so it might be best left off this list. Or - make it "foot", as that's what French people invariably call it anyway, and then it really is a false friend (but allow football as a type-in if you're going to make "soccer" the answer).
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