j'adore le caca
The English phrase "I love poop" is expressed in French as j'adore le caca.
This phrase is used to express a strong liking for feces.
Did you know?
- In French, caca is often used as a general adjective to describe something 'yucky' or 'dirty' regardless of whether it is actually feces.
- The word caca comes from the Latin verb cacāre, which means 'to defecate' or 'to shit'.
- If you wanted to be more vulgar and less childish than using caca, you would replace it with the word merde.
Examples in context
- Pourquoi dis-tu que j'adore le caca ?Why do you say that I love poop?
- C'est bizarre, mais j'adore le caca.It is weird, but I love poop.
Example conversation
Two people are talking about their strange habits.
- ManonGabriel, j'ai un secret : j'adore le caca.Gabriel, I have a secret: I love poop.
- GabrielQuoi ? C'est vraiment dégoûtant, Manon.What? That is really disgusting, Manon.
- ManonJe m'en fiche, j'adore le caca !I don't care, I love poop!
- GabrielJe ne veux plus en parler.I don't want to talk about it anymore.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries caca, le, CC BY-SA 4.0.