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Petit Petite Petits Ou Petites
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Boyfriend/Girlfriend: Petit(e)-ami(e) ou copain/copine ? Quel mot est le plus au courant ?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend: Petit(e)-ami(e) ou copain/copine ? Quel mot est le plus au courant ?
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Salut, si je voudrais dire "girlfriend" en français, quelle expression est le plus au courant : ma petite-amie ou ma copine ?
Au Quebec, je crois que le mot courant pour "girlfriend" est "blonde".
En soit tu peux dire les 2, mais on utilise "copine" beaucoup plus souvent.
« Petite-amie » or « petite-copine » are both slightly childish expressions. You want to use « ma copine », or even « ma meuf » (« meuf » being verlan for « femme ») in a less formal context. Beware though, « meuf » can be considered degrading by some people, although it tends to change.
How do people refer to a long-time partner of someone if the relationship is quite serious, but they are not married? Sometimes "copine" sounds too casual. Does "partenaire" sound strange in French?
I remember hearing 'Mon mec' on television shows when a female character was referring to her fling/boyfriend. Any context on that, is 'mec' interchangeable with 'copain/petit ami'?
Even in English, "girlfriend" sounds strange when my 83 year old father uses it to describe his SO.
They're both fine. I don't think one is particularly more correct than the other, but I'm L2 so someone can correct me if I'm wrong!
Right - it's not that one is more "correct", it's just that "petit(e) ami(e)" sounds a bit more old fashioned or used in more formal contexts.
I've called my girlfriend ma conjointe in the past.
Copine. Personne n'a dit "petite-amie" au lycée :)
