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French Word of the Day

flânerv.

[flɑ.ne]

to wander / stroll with no purpose

In a sentence

  1. J’aime flâner dans les rues de Paris.I love wandering through the streets of Paris.
  2. On a flâné toute l’après-midi au bord de la Loire.We strolled all afternoon along the Loire.

The unofficial sport of Paris: wandering with no destination and no guilt. Baudelaire built a whole literary figure — le flâneur — on this verb.

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What « flâner » means, the register it belongs to (courant), and two sentences you can use today. A new word every day → Open this short as a page — transcript included →

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