tu me fais chier
What does “tu me fais chier” mean in English?
You're really annoying me.
Literally “you make me shit”
This is a direct complaint aimed at someone, similar to saying 'you're pissing me off' in English. It's informal and conveys frustration, typically used in casual or heated conversations.
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Related French words
brise-burnes
3/5 · VulgarThis refers to someone or something that is extremely annoying or bothersome. The literal translation, 'testicle breaker,' adds a humorous twist to the annoyance.
emmerdeur
3/5 · VulgarAn annoying or troublesome person, often used to describe someone who's a real pain in the arse.
emmerdeuse
3/5 · VulgarThis is the feminine form of a term for someone who is annoying or troublesome. It's often used to describe bothersome behavior rather than targeting a specific trait.
ça fait chier
3/5 · VulgarThat's really annoying.
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