How to Say “Roomies” in French

colocs
The French word for roomies is colocs.
The term is used to describe people who share a room or an apartment.

Did you know?

  • Some French cities have specialized colocs intergénérationnelles where a student lives with an elderly person to provide company in exchange for cheap rent.
  • French students often use the phrase coloc’ de galère to describe roommates who are all struggling financially together.
  • In France, many colocs sign a bail solidaire, a legal contract that makes every roommate responsible for the full rent if one person stops paying.

Examples in context

  • J'habite avec mes colocataires.
    I live with my roommates.
  • Je partage ma chambre avec mes compagnons de chambre.
    I share my room with my roommates.
  • Mes colocs sont super sympas.
    My roomies are really nice.
  • On est colocs depuis un an.
    We have been roomies for a year.
  • Je vais voir mes colocs ce soir.
    I am going to see my roomies tonight.

Example conversation

Nathan and Emma are talking about their living situations.

  1. Nathan

    Tu habites seule ou avec des colocs ?
    Do you live alone or with roomies?
  2. Emma

    J'ai trois colocs dans mon appart.
    I have three roomies in my apartment.
  3. Nathan

    C'est sympa d'avoir des colocs.
    It's nice to have roomies.
  4. Emma

    Oui, mais c'est parfois bruyant !
    Yes, but it's sometimes noisy!
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