What are the interesting internet terms in France?

Charlie was never a new name, but in 20 15, the name Charlie took on a completely different meaning. The Paris tragedy of June+10 in 5438 shocked the whole world, and the word Charlie gathered enough emotional elements in a short time. The word "I am Charlie" appears in various forms in French streets, cultural shirts, newspapers and magazines, and news media. All the places are covered by this vocabulary with white words on a black background, which represents the French mourning for the dead. More importantly, this line represents the cohesion of France. Now we can tell you for sure, where is Charlie? It's everywhere!

Greece leaves (Greece's Britain leaves the EU)

Greece quit: that is, the word "Greece quit" has become a buzzword. With the economic crisis raging in Greece, 19 euro zone countries seem to be "eagerly waiting" for Greece to withdraw, but the debate continues. As a Frenchman, if you can say no to Greece, it really represents a kind of super self-control and great perseverance, because almost no one can refuse the warm sunshine and sweet fennel wine in Greece. If we can go to Greece for a holiday freely in the future, then we must turn around and pay tribute to the north, and then solemnly say: thank you, Europe!

landlord or landlady

The name JawadBendaoud was unknown a few months ago. If you pay attention to regional tabloids or community gossip, you may know that he once murdered his best friend and was imprisoned for seven years, but after the terrorist attacks in Paris, the word logeur was really played badly on French social networking sites:

The landlord JawadBendaoud claimed that he had unwittingly provided accommodation for terrorists, and then more than 4 million people verbally bombed and sharply teased the landlord.

Immigrants (refugees)

Before 20 15, the word can have multiple meanings, such as immigrants, refugees and illegal immigrants. But now, when this word appears, the French people will realize that it refers to the refugee tide in Syria. This word objectively describes a large number of refugees who left their country because of the war and successfully occupied the headlines of French life. Perhaps it is precisely because of the terrible influence of this refugee tide that the United States, which was originally established by immigrants, began to refuse new immigrants to disembark.

Forbidden area (this area is very dangerous)

After the terrorist attacks in Paris, a special correspondent of Fox News Channel used this new word, No go zone, in an interview, which made the word formally enter the written life of the French. The reporter told the public that Paris does have such a restricted area, and it is best for non-Muslims not to appear there. In Paris, Marseille and other big cities, Arabs have their own settlements, some of which are called no-go areas, but in fact they are a "self-supporting mountain", and they make various internal rules. They even wore T-shirts with the head of Osama bin Laden, claiming that non-Muslims have no right to be in this area.

Uber (Uber)

If you want to fight for the first place in the annual public contradiction in France in 20 15 years, it is naturally the Uber incident. Uber has made France's money-making model quickly enter the 2.0 model, and everyone seems to be able to become an individual boss directly, and there is almost no cost. This directly led to fierce disputes and large-scale strikes between taxi drivers and Uber drivers. The simplified labor market, employment mode, more accurate customer demand and more convenient geographical positioning mode have enabled Uber to quickly enter the French life. Can a stronger work and consumption pattern be excluded and hindered by the traditional service industry? This may have to be left to 20 16 to give more answers.

Bleuche (platinum or blue and black? )

February 20 15, a blue-black skirt or a platinum skirt triggered a discussion in the sense of almost the whole people. Since then, a new word, bleuche, has been invented to describe pagans who actually regard platinum as blue and black.