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French hockey phrases

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I'm going to Montreal to play in an adult tournament. I speak some French, though not in a long time, but moreover am sorely lacking in the phrases that would get tossed around in a tournament.

I'm looking for phrases equivalent to the English "good game", "nice goal/play", and the like.

And if things turn around, I might need the equivalents of phrases like "goddamnit", "shit", "f**k you", "kiss my ass", "shut the f**k up", "what the f**k/hell", etc.

Any other useful phrases from speakers fluent in Quebecois French would be much appreciated.

I know I could use an online translator or look in my English-French dictionary but sometimes what you end up with is not quite what a native speaker would say.

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Probably 95% of the Montrealers speak or understand english pretty well.

Use english, you wont have any problems being understodd around here.

where about are you going to play?

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insultmonger.com

haha nice website, second thing i found...

Ta mere suce des ours dans la foret- Your mother sucks bears in the forest

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I will help you :P

good game = Belle partie (the ie become like a E in english)

nice goal/play = Belle partie / beau jeu

goddamnit = Maudit criss

shit = Marde

f**k you = Va chier

kiss my ass = Embrasse mon cul

shut the f**k up = Ferme ta yeule

what the f**k/hell = colice d estie de sacrament !!!

offside = Horsjeu

fucking frog = hehe we hate that here but its = maudite grenouille

hope that helps :P

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i thought good game was Bonne jeu?

Also just swear in enlgish they;ll get it

and tabarnack it can be good and bad those meaning in fornt of the church or then of coruse the bad

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shut the f**k up = Ferme ta yeule
Merci beaucoups !

One question - when cursing in French at a stranger, one uses the familiar (Ferme ta yeule) instead of the formal (Fermez votre yeule) ? They never taught me how to curse properly in all my years of French...

As for insultmonger.com - thanks, I laughed my head off. My wife's parents are Slovenian. I read off some of the Slovenian insults and she said her Mom says some of them all the time but that she had no idea what they meant... I had the pleasure of breaking it to her that her mother has the mouth of a sailor.

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Well I would say it's more bonne game or bien joué but bonne partie is the correct way to say it.

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tete carre--square head

That would apply when a french person is insulting an english speaking person. Don't tell a quebecer he's a square head, cause he's just gonna fun of you and you'll look like a real idiot.

And don't forget our traditional esti de tapette! That's a classic, it means fucking fag.

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And don't forget our traditional esti de tapette! That's a classic, it means fucking fag

Its mean more like fucking pusy then fucking fag imo. :P

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to say good game you'll say "bon match"

good play " bien joué"

nice goal = beau but

goddamnit = Maudit criss

shit = Merde

f**k you = Va chier

kiss my ass = Embrasse mon cul

shut the f**k up = Ferme ta gueule

what the f**k/hell = putain de merde

offside = Hors jeu

fucking frog = hehe we hate that here but its = putain de grenouille

good pass = belle passe

good shot = beau tir

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Don't forget about "sacré bleu" (pronounced sa-cra blew).

It's the equivalent of an old fashioned "golly" or "gosh darn it" and it's always good for a laugh when said with an English accent.

I don't know the origin of it but perhaps it has something to do with making fun of the royalty (aka blue bloods)??

Have a good trip.

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One question - when cursing in French at a stranger, one uses the familiar (Ferme ta yeule) instead of the formal (Fermez votre yeule) ? They never taught me how to curse properly in all my years of French...

Excellent query. You should use the "ta". Using "vous" implies respect or formality, which I am confident in saying do not apply to the statement in question.

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i'm reading Ken Dryden's The Game, and they use Tabernac a lot lol nice to know what it actually means...might use it in french class now :P

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Hahaha, yeah, everyone should understand your chirps in english.

If you want to get under someone's skin, call them a "moumoune" (I'm not sure on the spelling....never had to write it :P) Pronounced "MOO MOO NUH"

Means pansy, fairy, etc. It's a good one for getting someone riled up.

If you want to comment on a nice play or whatever, just say Beau! (Nice!) Beau passe, beau but (BEAUX BOO), nice goal, or, bien fait (BE EHN FAY), good job, well done.

That should getcha through ;)

I have never, ever heard someone actually say sacre bleu. You will get made fun of incessantly if you say that, do not do that.

To add, do NOT, EVER, call a french player a frog or a pepper.

That is INCREDIBLY insulting, it's basically a slur. You will get your ass thoroughly kicked if you do. Whoever said to say that, shame on you.

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Hahaha, yeah, everyone should understand your chirps in english.

If you want to get under someone's skin, call them a "moumoune" (I'm not sure on the spelling....never had to write it :P) Pronounced "MOO MOO NUH"

Means pansy, fairy, etc. It's a good one for getting someone riled up.

If you want to comment on a nice play or whatever, just say Beau! (Nice!) Beau passe, beau but (BEAUX BOO), nice goal, or, bien fait (BE EHN FAY), good job, well done.

That should getcha through ;)

I have never, ever heard someone actually say sacre bleu. You will get made fun of incessantly if you say that, do not do that.

To add, do NOT, EVER, call a french player a frog or a pepper.

That is INCREDIBLY insulting, it's basically a slur. You will get your ass thoroughly kicked if you do. Whoever said to say that, shame on you.

Remember Prospal? :lol:

Prospal calling Brisebois a fuckin' frog.

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to say good game you'll say "bon match"

good play " bien joué"

nice goal = beau but

goddamnit = Maudit criss

shit = Merde

f**k you = Va chier

kiss my ass = Embrasse mon cul

shut the f**k up = Ferme ta gueule

what the f**k/hell = putain de merde

offside = Hors jeu

fucking frog = hehe we hate that here but its = putain de grenouille

good pass = belle passe

good shot = beau tir

Those are pretty much dead-on.

You might want to add:

asshole = trou de cul (pronounced "trou'd cu")

nice dangle = belle feinte

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Most french slang is from english. Check the scoreboard, would be: "check le score" or "check le tableau". Both are gramatically wrong in french with the proper being: "regarde le tableau de pointage." but like i said before, 90% of french slurs/slang are english.

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