Heres a common “faux ami” we often fall for. 🤯 #shorts @FrenchinPlainSight
Heres a common “faux ami” we often fall for. 🤯 #shorts  @FrenchinPlainSight
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
English speakers, “passer un examen” doesn't mean what you think!

🇫🇷 In French, this means “to take an exam”.

To say you've passed? You can use the verb “réussir”, for example “je réussis mon examen”.

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Here's a common “faux ami” we often fall for. 🤯 #shorts

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