Gucci
The English phrase gucci is used in French as Gucci.
Did you know?
- In French youth culture, Gucci is often used as a synonym for the English 'chill' or 'all good' when confirming that a situation is under control.
- While French learners are taught to use bien or super, the adoption of Gucci reflects the heavy influence of American hip hop culture on the modern French lexicon.
- While Gucci is used in French slang to mean 'cool' or 'good', it is almost exclusively used by Gen Z and Alpha, whereas older generations only associate the word with the luxury brand.
Examples in context
- J'aime beaucoup la marque Gucci. Leurs créations sont toujours élégantes et raffinées.I really like the brand Gucci. Their creations are always elegant and refined.
- Je suis fan des baskets Gucci, elles sont trop stylées!I'm a fan of Gucci sneakers, they're so stylish!
- J'aime beaucoup le style Gucci.I really like the Gucci style.
- Elle porte un sac Gucci.She is wearing a Gucci bag.
- C'est une paire de chaussures Gucci.It is a pair of Gucci shoes.
Example conversation
Two friends are looking at a luxury fashion magazine.
- NathanRegarde cette robe Gucci, Emma.Look at this Gucci dress, Emma.
- EmmaElle est magnifique, Nathan.It is magnificent, Nathan.
- NathanElle est un peu chère.It is a bit expensive.
- EmmaOui, mais la qualité est là.Yes, but the quality is there.
