ziggy
The French phrase ziggy is equivalent to the English phrase ziggy.
Did you know?
- In certain French slang contexts, the phonetic similarity to zigue might cause someone to mistake your phrase for a vulgar term for a male body part.
- The word does not exist in the 'Le Petit Robert' or 'Le Larousse' dictionaries, which are the standard authorities for the French language.
- While it sounds like a nickname, using ziggy to address a person in France would be met with great confusion as it lacks a common noun-based meaning in the language.
Examples in context
- Salut Ziggy, ça va ?Hi Ziggy, how are you?
Example conversation
Lucas and Manon are looking at a colorful piece of modern art.
- LucasRegarde ce tableau, c'est ziggy !Look at this painting, it's ziggy!
- ManonOui, j'adore les couleurs.Yes, I love the colors.
- LucasC'est un style très ziggy.It is a very ziggy style.
- ManonC'est très original.It is very original.