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What is Gueule?
"Are you shitting me?", "are you kidding?" or "do you think I'm fucking stupid?"
A: Ils arrivent les flics!
B: Tu te fous de ma gueule?
Gueule - meme gif
Gueule - video
Gueule - what is it?
Literally, nice ass pretty face. A list of someone's positive qualities. No mention is made of personality or intelligence since they don't exist. A sarcastic twist on the label BCBG (bon chance bon genre = good style/good class) used to describe someone who has neither.
"Wow, what an idiot."
"Yeah, beau cul belle gueule."
What does "Gueule" mean?
Il adore faire la gueule pour rien.
He loves to sulk for no reason.
Gueule - what does it mean?
Means Shut the fuck up in French.
Gueule means the mouth of an animal
"Ferme ta gueule, espèce d'idiot!"
Gueule - meaning
gueule-french expression that means the mouth of an animal
ta-the french word for your
ta gueule face de rat-your mouth face of rat.
Gueule - definition
Originally \"Gueule\" meant \"mouth of an animal.\" Today it can mean mouth, face, or throat.
The expression \"Ferme ta gueule!\" or simply \"Ta gueule!\" means \"Shut your mouth!\" or \"SHUT UP!\"
Gueule - slang
French expression: 'shut up !'
Ta gueule connard !
Gueule
French slang/argot expression to demand silence in a violent or immediate way: 1. shut up; shut your trap/gob/hole, etcetera. 2. While sufficient when used alone, is frequently combined with a descriptive noun that is usually insulting, vulgar or rude (often all three).
Continental French: Ta gueule connard !
(shut your trap, cunt/wanker/bastard!)
Quebecois French: Fermes ta gueule, ostie trou de cul!
(shut your trap, fucking asshole!)
International French: Ta gueule!
(shut it!)
Gueule
French slang.
When people greet other persons, it's a word employed with pronoun "ma" in an expression which means "how are you?".
: "Ouaich/Wesh ma gueule, tranquille? La forme ? or : "Bien ma gueule cousin ?"
Nota bene : You can replace this word by "couille" preceded by "ma" but this sentence could take the meaning of "How are you buddy ?". You have too : "Bien ou quoi ?"