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Heres a list of some of the most fun slang terms: Un char A car (French Canadian) Un dpanneur A convenience store (French Canadian) Un chum A boyfriend or a male friend (French Canadian) Une blonde A girlfriend (French Canadian) tre magan To be tired or worn out (French Canadian) Un lunch A mid-day meal or packed lunch (French Canadian) tre tann To be fed up or tired of something (French Canadian) Une tuque A knitted winter hat (French Canadian) Une bire frette A cold beer (French Canadian) Faire la piasse To make money (French Canadian) Un party A party or gathering (French Canadian) Une patente A thing or object (French Canadian) Chocolatine A type of pastry similar to a croissant, known as a pain au chocolat in standard French (South West of France) Un gavroche A street kid or rascal (particularly associated with Paris) Un plouc A derogatory term for someone perceived as unsophisticated or rural Un gaulois A term sometimes used to humorously refer to French people, evoking the ancient Gauls Un pote A friend (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un boulot A job or work (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un keuf A police officer (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un bouquin A book (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un blase A name or nickname (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Du fric Money (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Du flouze Money (France, particularly used in urban areas) Du pognon Money (widespread slang in French-speaking regions) Un bled A small town or village (France) Un beur / Un rebeu A person of North African descent (France) Un bldard A person from North Africa or with North African origin, can also be used for people from West Africa (essentially the common African immigration in France)