your brother

[analog fossil]

English and French are two different languages that don’t always work the same is all

Faim is a noun

It means hunger

[solemn laurel]

oh so its i have hunger

[analog fossil]

Exactly

[solemn laurel]

so is there no word for hungry

[analog fossil]

There’s no adjective in French for that

[solemn laurel]

i see

[analog fossil]

same for thirsty as well

J’ai soif is I have thirst

[solemn laurel]

ah ok

thanks

[analog fossil]

Chaud is fine,
Je suis chaud is common slang to say “I’m down” “Count me in” etc.

chaude on the other hand might be a bit more ambiguous

Some of my female friends use Je suis chaud (and not chaude) to avoid any ambiguity, but some others can’t be bothered haha

[opal isle]

here on the other side of the pond, that means “i’m drunk” 👀👀

canada bahaha

[analog fossil]

No way

[opal isle]

we can even say “chaudasse” to express that one is a little tipsy

[analog fossil]

Dont say that in Europe 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[opal isle]

chaudasse?

omg

[analog fossil]

🥹

[opal isle]

i just checked 😭😭

this is like “turlutte”

which is nothing but a cool type of singing

in canada

but in france it’s vulgar apparently

[analog fossil]

turlutte? Doesn’t ring any bells to be honest

[opal isle]

https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/turlutte

[analog fossil]

I’ll never see turluttutu chapeau pointu in the same way now

[opal isle]

😭😭 corrupted

[snow horizon]

Does affamé not count, or do you just not consider it to carry the same meaning (being that it’s stronger) ?

[swift flame]

It's like very very hungry

But it's the same meaning