French Slang: Words Added To The Dictionary in 2022 (Year in Review) @Commeunefrancaise
French Slang: Words Added To The Dictionary in 2022 (Year in Review)  @Commeunefrancaise
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Increase your French fluency with must-know NEW French vocabulary from 2022.

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French is a language that is always evolving. Just like in many other languages, new words are being coined all the time! New slang is constantly being invented on the internet, while other vocabulary is created in response to world events or social issues that we’ve never experienced before.

If you really want to become fluent in French, it’s important to stay on top of some of these new words. In today’s lesson, I’ll introduce you to some of the must-know French words that were added to the dictionary in 2022.

Which new word are you most likely to use going forward? Let me know in the comments!

Take care and stay safe.
😘 from Grenoble, France.

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French Slang: Words Added To The Dictionary in 2022 (Year in Review)

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