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barren vine
atomic nexus
Anglicisme sans doute
Ça commence à arriver
On dit addict au lieu de accro
On dit faire sens au lieu de avoir du sens
south walrus
On dit addict au lieu de accro
mdr donc faut pas apprendre le francais si ca va devenir l'anglais bientot 😭
lol they keep using english words
thorn carbon
It's not an anglicisme, you can definitely use it like that
Learners are cautioned not to beyond reasonable sometimes to avoid any slip-ups
But you'll see it used like that occasionally
Usually when context makes it 100% clear that it couldn't be sexual
stone perch
Yup, exactly like Eowyn says
thorn carbon
Irayo
atomic nexus
mdr donc faut pas apprendre le francais si ca va devenir l'anglais bientot 😭
Non ça veut pas dire ça
C'est pas nouveau
south walrus
But you'll see it used like that occasionally
ooh wow okay!
quick ivy
It's also used for the idea of being riled up, like children running around
Its usage is not inherently sexual but when you're a learner you're more likely to use it in the wrong contexts (and also too often, as this isn't the most common way to express being excited and learners are likely to heavily overuse it since it's easier to remember)
So it's often easier to just scare learners out of using it. I'm not the biggest fan of doing that, I prefer just letting people know to be careful with it and probably avoid it until they're truly familiar with it, but i guess "this just means horny" is easier to discourage people from using it in the wrong context 
thorn carbon
I definitely don't like being taught that way because usually those warnings get burnt into my memory and I can't unlearn them later on
quick ivy
Yeah, I see so many learners freaking out at each other and/or natives even when things are used correctly
daring summit
lol they keep using english words
I haven’t heard check from a French person, but that doesn’t mean anything
daring summit
Its usage is not inherently sexual but when you're a learner you're more likely ...
reminds me of an American woman who is a Japanese to English translator, and she basically compared it to the word big because bacon have many different meanings. Like if you say that a person is big yes it could mean that that person is large and taking up space but it can also mean important/famous.
Or in a separate phrase like “look who’s a big boy“ I’m not actually saying that he is huge in size. I’m saying that he is mature and smart
excité it’s very commonly used to me in excited in Canada
to mean horny….
I mean you could?????