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->"Pretentious? ''Moi''?"
-->-- "Two word joke" of unknown origin, but popularized by [[Franchise/TheMuppets Miss Piggy]].
From time to time, characters who want to be seen as ''très intelligents''[[note]]"very intelligent"[[/note]] add ''un peu de français''[[note]] "a little bit of French"[[/note]] to their speech, ''n'est-ce pas?''[[note]]"you know?" or, more literally, "Isn't it?"[[/note]]
This may be because of a certain... ''[[EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench je ne sais quoi]]''[[note]]"indescribable quality", literally "I don't know what"[[/note]], or because French is just--''Quel est le mot juste?''[[note]]"Oh, what is the word I want here?"[[/note]]--[[RuleOfCool cool]]. And don't forget that French used to be the ''lingua franca''[[note]]"common language"; [[AltumVidetur this one is actually Latin]][[/note]] of the Western world; educated people would learn it to talk to other educated people, possibly about how uneducated everyone who didn't speak French was. (Now that English has more or less become the new universal language, the trope is often used to underscore the kind of [[TrueArtIsIncomprehensible pretentious bohemian character]] who [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} lives in a world of their own and has no idea how reality works]].)
However, native French-speakers usually use English words for the same reason.
Note that this trope's ''raison d'être''[[note]]"reason for existence"[[/note]] is for people to appear sophisticated. [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Pepé Le Pew]] wouldn't fit here, as he's just a [[{{Fauxreigner}} Faux French]] who thinks that EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench.
The linguistics blog ''Notes From A Linguistic Mystic'' has a name for this--[[http://linguisticmystic.com/2007/01/02/cest-toujours-la-fete-a-primer-on-unnecessary-french-syndrome/ Unnecessary French Syndrome]].
Check TropeNamesFromTheFrench and the Fr/DictionnaireProvisoire for ''les [[Fr/{{Schema}} schémas]] de noms francophones''[[note]]"Naming Conventions for French-Speakers"[[/note]].
Contrast GratuitousEnglish, which is used in France to sound, ''comme disent les anglais''[[note]] "as they say in English"[[/note]], "[[RuleOfCool cool]]".
!!Exemples [[note]]"Examples[[/note]]
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* Arumi's father from ''Anime/MagicalShoppingArcadeAbenobashi'' quite often uses this trope as he's a chief who specializes in French cuisine.
* Much of the music Yoko Kanno provided for ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is in a weird French-ish language of her own design. Notable tunes in that language include "Cats on Mars".
** The lyrics of the song "Fantaisie Sign", sung by Carla Vallet, are 100% French.
** The song "Valse de la Lune" from the ''Anime/WolfsRain'' soundtrack is also completely in French.
* In the ''[[VisualNovel/SchoolDays Magical Heart Kokoro-chan]]'' OVA, Setsuna (who leaves to study abroad in the main series) plays the part of a mad scientist with a penchant for French phrases.
* In ''Anime/GaoGaiGar Final'', after literally burning Mikoto due to her overheating body, Rune Cardiff Shishioh just walks off saying "Nice to meet you" in French. "Bonjour. Merci. Comment allez-vous?" Hello. Thank you. How are you?" She also adds "Au Revoir" in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars W''.
* ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru''/''[[LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru Maria Watches Over Us]]'' is full of this. In the omake Yumi's seiyuu pronounces "(Rosa foetida) en bouton" better than Yoshino's, who "corrects" her, since she is supposed to be bilingual French-Japanese.
* ''LightNovel/StrawberryPanic'' has this all over the place. Tamao often cites brutal Flench phrases related to the Etoile system. (Fortunately, most of the girls at least say "Étoile" passably.) French is actually a required subject at Miator, but this hasn't helped Shizuma and Rokujou's pronunciation much; pity poor Nagisa, who's getting extra help from them.
* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'': Jean-Pierre Polnareff loves using these, especially if there's [[TheCasanova a lady around.]]
** A Stand in Part 8 is known as "Les Feuilles" when officially translated; except its name is quite clearly the English phrase "Autumn Leaves".
* Tomo in ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'' speaks French on occasion, such as when she described Osaka's yawn as "très bien".
** In addition, one of Kaorin's [[ImageSong character songs]] is called "Kaze no ''Mon-Ami''" ("my friend, the wind") and in Chiyo's song "Sarabai! Happy Hen" she greets the moon with a ''bonsoir''.
* Napoleon (a.k.a. Bonaparte) in ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' peppers his speech with rather poor French phrases.
* Kuroi Tatsuki in ''Manga/SuperGALS! Kotobuki Ran'' uses a few French words.
* ''Manga/OnePiece'':
** Sanji has Gratuitous French in his attack names (all of which are cuisine-based), though most of them were mangled in the English dub.
** Also, [[DanceBattler Mr. 2]] [[WholesomeCrossdresser Bon Clay]].
** And Nico Robin, though it's only ever the one word, combined with healthy doses of GratuitousSpanish and GratuitousEnglish
* Tamaki from ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'' is half-French, half-Japanese, and loves to say how Kyouya is "[son] ami!!!!" With the tonic accent on "a" instead of "mi". French speakers appreciate the subtitles.
* The anime ''Anime/{{Gankutsuou}}'' has some French at the beginning of each episode. {{Justified|Trope}} as based on ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo'', a French novel by Creator/AlexandreDumas, that is mostly set in France.
* In the English dub of the ''Manga/FruitsBasket'' anime, there is a line shouted by either Shigure or Ayame that sounds suspiciously like the French equivalent of "THE AIRPLANE! WHERE IS THE BATHTUB?" In the original Japanese, they shout "Je t'aime, mon amour! Bon voyage!" -- "I love you, my love! have a nice trip!"
* Taki from ''Manga/{{Eyeshield 21}}'' calls people "monsieur" for some reason.
* Most of the track titles on the ''Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion'' soundtracks are in French. Either that or they're a mess of numbers, letters, and underscores.
* If you pause the player at the beginning of the fourth episode of ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', you can read the letter to the principal. While it's not exactly bad French, the grammar is a bit off sometimes.
* Fantina from the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime peppers her speech with French phrases in the English dub. In the original Japanese she peppers her speech with [[GratuitousEnglish English]] instead.
** Cabernet/Burgundy from ''Black and White'' does this quite often, often times coming with a BilingualBonus. Just about every other word of hers is in French.
** This also reveals that [[TeamChef Cilan]] speaks French as well, most notably during their tasting time duet. They shot off back and forth either speaking in figurative English or French.
* ''Anime/DiGiCharat'': So gratuitous, [[SpellMyNameWithAnS translators don't even realize it's meant to be French.]]
* Sherry Leblanc from Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's. Her name is bad enough, but her cae monster's name is "Fleur de Chevalier", which (because it is grammatically incorrect) literally means "Flower of Knight" "Fleur du Chevalier" is the corrent name. The English game translates it as "Chevalier de Fleur", or (again, due to grammar) "Knight of Flower".
** The only context where "Fleur de chevalier" could be correct is if you somehow plant a Knight, who'd latter blossom once Springs arrive. (One can only wonder then what a "Fruit de Chevalier" looks like)
* [[TheMerch A Japanese CD]] called ''Manga/SailorMoon Super S in Paris'' is [[http://sailormusic.net/tracks/Paris.html made of this trope.]] The lyrics are nonsense most of the time, being versions of the Japanese lyrics with French peppered in.
* ContinuityReboot ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'', despite being more prone to English borrowings, has the French phrase, ''A Suivre'' on its ToBeContinued card, to go along with Alphonse Mucha-esque UsefulNotes/ArtNouveau imagery.
* ''TheFiveStarStories'' features this when Lachesis' true form is revealed.
* Let's not forget ''[[Anime/RevolutionaryGirlUtena La Fillette Révolutionnaire]]'' Utena.
* ''Anime/MarginalPrince'' features Henri-Hugues de Saint Germain, Paris-born member of a French noble family. In an international boarding school surrounding where English is presumed to be the language of consent, he throws in some French here and there, most notably when drawing his [[TarotMotifs tarot cards]] (which are in French, of course) or when commenting on other characters' behaviour. The latter makes him much a FrenchJerk, especially in [[HotBlooded Alfred's]] eyes.
* ''Anime/KillLaKill'': Setting aside the catch phrase "La vie est drôle," Harime Nui sprinkles French in her words a few times. One of her attacks is even in French: [[SelfDuplication "Mon mignon prêt-à-porter"]]
* ''Anime/StarDriver'' has a number of French terms: all the Star Swords are named after precious stones in French (Emeraude, Saphir, Diamant, etc.), all pilots activate their Cybody with a cry of "Apprivoiser!", and several characters have French-derived names, such as Ivronge and Simone.
* All written text in the anime of ''LightNovel/SundayWithoutGod'' is in French.
* In the anime adaptation of ''Manga/MariaTheVirginWitch'', at least in the English dub, the dialogue is peppered with French all over the place, such as "oui" or "ne c'est pas?" The series takes place in France and the characters responsible [[TranslationConvention are technically speaking French anyway.]] This is not done for the British characters.
* An example from ''Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl'': one of Rachnera Arachnera's {{ImageSong}}s is titled ''Belle Sadique'', meaning "Beautiful Sadist", a fitting description for the sexy [[SpiderPeople arachne]]. It also counts for EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench.
* Everywhere in ''Manga/OishiiKankei'', since it's a manga focusing on French cuisine restaurants in Japan.
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* Doubles as a BilingualBonus; in one issue of ''[[Comicbook/JusticeLeague Justice League Europe]]'', as Comicbook/{{Superman}} flies over Paris, various people point to him and shout, "Est un oiseau! Est un avion! Non, est Super-Homme!" Superman admits to himself, [[PhraseCatcher "I never get tired of hearing that."]]
** Though a rather odd BilingualBonus, since the poor grammar cause said shout to be the french equivalent of "Is Bird! Is Plane! No, is Superman!". Wich makes no sense, unless France was actually Bizarro World all along... Wich would explain a lot, come to think of it.
* ''{{ComicBook/Rocky}}'': Rocky and Manny subvert the trope while discussing Rocky's then current girlfriend.
-->'''Rocky''': I mean, I like Emily, but her sister has a certain... ''je ne sais quoi''...
-->'''Manny''': Does ''je ne sais quoi'' mean "huge bouncy tits" in French or something?
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* ''Fanfic/TheChildOfLove'': Spoken by the managers of an arcade game center where the children often play. After meeting the owners, Shinji and Asuka learn some French words and use them every so often (it helps the fanfics writer is French):
-->'''Asuka''':''"I guess I'll need something fashionable..."''\\
'''Shinji''' (grinning, with a bad fake French accent):''"De préférence."''\\
'''Asuka''' (puzzled):''"Wh...what did you say?"''\\
'''Shinji''':''"Preferably, in French. The staff at AXL's Game Center taught me some cool French phrases, you know."''
* ''Fanfic/RedFireRedPlanet'' has Ensign Jacques Pierre, who is from Quebec, say goodbye to his fiancee Ens. Kate [=McMillan=] as follows:
-->''Je taime. Au revoir, ma chérie.''[[labelnote:Translation]]"I love you. Goodbye, my darling."[[/labelnote]]
* In ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'', Jean-Paul Beaubier (in this canon, actually French as opposed to French-Canadian) sort of speaks like this, though it's mostly restricted to referring to someone as ''mon cher'' or ''ma cherie''. It's implied to be an affectation, however, along with most (but not all) the rest of his [[ObfuscatingStupidity harmless]] CampGay mannerisms, as it completely disappears when someone starts treading on thin ice. It's also shown that while he's fluent in English, he doesn't always know the right word or phrase.
* This little gem:
An American goes into a restaurant in Paris and says:
- I'd like to order le steak and le fries.
The waiter replies:
- Thank god I'm American too, because otherwise you would be eating le shit.
[[folder:Films -- Animation]]
* ''Monsieur Incroyable'' in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'': Robin Hood, who despite being a British folklore character, speaks with a French accent for no particular reason.
* ''Film/FreedomForce'' does a lot to remind you where the setting is. 'Tis annoying after a while, non?
[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* Swearing in the ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'':
-->'''The Merovingian:''' Château Haut-Brion 1959, magnificent wine, I love French wine, like I love the French language. I have sampled every language, French is my favourite - fantastic language, especially to curse with.'' Nom de Dieu de putain de bordel de merde de saloperie de connard d'enculé de ta mère. ''My God, it's like wiping your ass with silk, I love it.\\
:: For French Cursing 101 and an analysis of this sentence, just check [[http://www.medinoc.fr/web/divers/Understanding%20French%20insults.htm here]]. In the French version of the movie, the Merovingian still speaks French. (Cue most French viewers almost expecting the characters to look at each other, giggle and go, "Yeah... ''And''?")
* Spoofed in ''Film/AustinPowersInternationalManOfMystery'': "He has what the French call a certain... I don't know what." FridgeBrilliance: "je ne sais quoi", used to mean "An intangible quality that makes something distinctive or attractive" in English directly translates to "I don't know what" in French. He also says "I don't know what" with the same emphasis one would use with "je ne sais quoi."
* Played for laughs in the buddy cop film ''Film/BonCopBadCop'' (which deals with two cops from Quebec and Ontario) with a ''bilingual'' ClusterFBomb: "Shit de fuck de shit de merde de shit de câlisse de TABARNAC!"
* In ''Film/TheAddamsFamily'', Gomez goes wild with passion whenever Morticia [[EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench speaks French]]. The French dubbing [[KeepItForeign switches this to Spanish]].
* ''Film/IntolerableCruelty'': [[FunnyForeigner Heinz, the Baron Krauss Von Espy]] says Marilyn Rexroth (played by Catherine Zeta-Jones) asked him for ''"a man whom she could herself brazenly cuckold, until such time as she might choose to, we would say,'' 'faire un coup de marteau sur des fesses.'" (Intended translation: nail his ass; literal translation: do a hammer blow on butts; Baron's own translation: Make hammer on his fanny.)
* ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail'': ''"Fetchez la vache!"''. Note that "Fetchez" is not an actual verb, but that was probably on purpose. And it's still shorter than the proper French for it ("Amenez la vache" or "Allez chercher la vache"). It's a case of ''Franglish'' actually. The verb "to fetch" was mixed with the French suffix _ez.
* In ''Film/EvesBayou'', the characters often speak in French or Creole because it takes place in Louisiana.
* In ''Film/TradingPlaces'', when Eddie Murphy's character is confronted in a bar and is called a motherfucker, he responds with "Motherfucker? ''Moi?''".
* The ''Film/TradingPlaces'' example gets a ShoutOut in ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'' as a young John Connor enquires: ''"Dipshit? Did you just call'' moi ''a dipshit?"''
* The title of ''Film/HotShotsPartDeux''.
* To get the effect of French Creole speakers in TheFeastOfAllSaints without using subtitles, the characters speak predominately English with French accents, liberally sprinkled with French/Creole.
* It's generally the opposite in Canada where French Canadians have traditionally been an underclass. This leads to an inversion in ''Film/TheRocket'' when the Anglophone coach congratulates his Francophone players for winning the Stanley Cup in French. It's seen as a surprising moment of him lowering himself to show his appreciation.
* In ''Film/KateAndLeopold'', Leopold hears that Kate's boss speaks French fluently, so he says something in French to show that the man doesn't know what he's talking about. Then Leopold says that he doesn't know that much French actually so he had probably said the only line in French that he knows.
* Averted in ''Film/DjangoUnchained'': Plantation owner Candie has a ForeignCultureFetish for the French, demanding to be called "Monsieur" Candie, but doesn't speak it at all (and doesn't like people speaking it to him). The only French sentence spoken in the movie (by Dr. Schultz) is perfectly correct.
* ''Film/PrincessOfThieves'': Milder than most, but the Baroness, who is loyal to Prince John, speaks with a French accent and threw in the occasional French term.
* For reasons attributable only to indie film quirkiness, the entire soundtrack of ''Film/RubySparks'' consists of French songs.
* ''Film/AnEducation'': Used often by Jenny, out of the blue and [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] bluntly by Helen:
-->'''Helen:''' You have a French conversation teacher? Is that why you suddenly speak French? For no reason?
* A somewhat perplexing example from [[Film/LesMiserables2012 the 2012 film of Les Misérables]], with a crowd shouting "Vive la France!". Fair enough, until you realise that they're all French, and they live in France, so their French is already being translated into English. What language is that?
* From ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'': "Le jeux sont faits."[[labelnote:Translation]]The game is up. Your ass is mine.[[/labelnote]]
* In ''Film/{{Cinderella 2015}}'', Ella is fluent in French, since her father has taught her since she was a child. Lady Tremaine and her daughters are perplexed to discover that Ella pronounces and makes complete sentences ''better than them'', to the point that Drisella and Anastasia think she is speaking "Italian".
* In English Literature it was pretty common up until the 1980's for authors to regularly [[ThrowItIn throw in]] a few French phrases here and there. It was a sign of an educated person to "know a bit of French". If you didn't, ''tant pis'' - too bad for you.
* ''Literature/{{Lolita}}''. Good luck trying to figure out what they hell everyone's talking about if you aren't bilingual, because occasionally plot-relevant information is given only in French. Humbert is particularly given to this, and he gets kinda snooty when other characters use bad French. At one point, Lolita even calls him on this, saying that people find it rather annoying when he speaks French.
* Samuel Weller's father in ''Literature/ThePickwickPapers''.
* Creator/AgathaChristie's Hercule Poirot is Belgian and doesn't speak English fluently, so that character's use of French phrases is justified. Except that he actually uses less French than Christie's sympathetic English characters, who pepper their speech with French phrases. The reason is that Christie associated the use of French phrases with intelligent sophistication, not with arrogant pretension.
* Most characters in 19th century Russian novels are either fluent in French or follow this trope. Of course, French was the official language of the court of Imperial Russia.
** Likewise with the ''Literature/ErastFandorin'' novels.
** Happens all the time throughout ''Literature/WarAndPeace'', sometimes with entire ''pages'' of untranslated French.
* LordPeterWimsey of the Creator/DorothyLSayers' crime novels frequently indulges in them. However, he a) IS not only sophisticated but also fluent in French and b) is usually conversing with other English people who can be expected (in the '20s) to have had significant French-language exposure at school.
* Partly because of his admiration for French Enlightenment writers, partly because his native German sometimes lacked just the right word or phrase, Creator/FriedrichNietzsche sometimes used French words and phrases (as well as ones from other languages) in his books. The most famous of these is undoubtedly ''ressentiment'', and the penultimate section of ''Ecce Homo'' concludes with a motto from Voltaire.
* In the original Creator/IanFleming ''Literature/CasinoRoyale'' novel, M is reading a report by Head of S in which the latter states that Le Chiffre is in the mess he's in because the chain of legal brothels he was running using embezzled party funds were closed by a 1946 French law usually referred to as "la loi Marthe Richard", which criminalised them. Head of S gives the full French title of the law [[note]]Loi tendant à la fermeture des maisons de tolérance et au renforcement de la lutte contre le proxénétisme[[/note]]. M rings him up, asks what (it is implied) "proxénétisme" means -- pimping (literally, "procuring"). M then responds:
-->"This is not the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlitz_International Berlitz School of Languages]], Head of S. The next time you want to show off your knowledge of foreign jaw-breakers, be so good as to use a crib[[note]](i.e., provide a cheat sheet)[[/note]]. Better still, write in English."
* Holly Golightly in the novella ''Literature/BreakfastAtTiffanys'' does this often, usually incorrectly; [[TruthInTelevision so did her creator, Truman Capote, and many of his society friends who wanted to seem more society than they were.]]
* In ''Young Adult Novel'', when Horace Gerstenblut, the Lord High Executioner (i.e. vice-president) of Himmler High School, tells the Wild Dada Ducks that since they are not a recognized student activity they effectively don't exist, they decide to retaliate by printing a few hundred cards reading "Horace Gerstenblut n'existe pas" and distributing them in the school bathrooms. The cards were highly popular, though dozens of students had to ask what the words meant.
* [[Literature/JeevesAndWooster Bertie Wooster]] in Creator/PGWodehouse's novels often uses French phrases, sometimes wondering if they're correct (according to the footnotes, usually yes). [[TheJeeves Jeeves]] is equally prone to this. From the [[ADayInTheLimelight Jeeves-narrated]] "Bertie Changes His Mind":
--> Tact, of course, has always been with me a ''sine qua non;''[[note]]This one is latin[[/note]] while as for resource, I think I may say that I have usually contrived to show a certain modicum of what I might call ''finesse'' in handling those little ''contretemps'' which inevitably arise from time to time in the daily life of a gentlemans personal gentleman.
* In the Discworld novel ''Discworld/{{Hogfather}}'', a fancy restaurant names all their dishes in the pseudo-French language Quirmian. It's amazing how many fancy French titles they can give to dishes made out of mud and old boots.
* A running joke in ''Fool'', a book by the same author as ''Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff'', concerning the fool from Theatre/KingLear as the protagonist, is the main character's fondness for the following phrase: "'Moi!?' I said, In perfect fucking French."
* The Spanish Language Novel ''Aura'' by Carlos Fuentes includes whole segments in French, segments that apparently provide important clues to the plot.
* The character of Jean Claude from the AnitaBlake series is very, very guilty of this. Most of what he says is complete bullshit to a native French-speaker, as a result of the author's sloppy research.
* In ''Literature/JaneEyre'', Adele almost always speaks in French. Justified as she is, after all, a French girl, but the multi-paragraph chunks of French can be daunting to the non-bilingual reader.
* Charlotte Brontë did the same in ''The Professor'': set in French-speaking Brussels, the English protagonist maintains several conversations with non-anglophones in French.
* This trope is played with periodically in the case of [[Literature/AuntDimity Nell Harris]]. She is depicted as unworldly, verging on [[CloudCuckoolander CloudCuckoolander-territory]], but is in fact both intelligent and wise. In ''Aunt Dimity's Good Deed'', she disguises herself as a French girl who is Willis Sr.'s ward and speaks French as a part of the cover, getting information from locals about Gerald Willis. Years later, she falls for Kit Smith, then her father's stable master and twice her age (She's 16, he's 32). He doesn't want to take advantage of her youth and tells her so, but he sneaks into her grandfather's estate to see her after her riding accident in ''Aunt Dimity Takes a Holiday''. When he goes to leave her bedside, he says, "I...I should go. Good-bye, Nell." She replies, "''Au revoir'', Kit." The French phrase can be literally translated as, "until our next meeting," making it clear she still loves him and intends to pursue the relationship.
* Appears occasionally in the ''Series/RedDwarf'' novels by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor, where the narration will occasionally use a French adjective. For example, Rimmer once gives a false smile which is described as ''trompe-l'oeil'' [[note]]"fooling the eye; convincingly deceptive"[[/note]].
* Appears frequently in FancyNancy's book series. Using French in order to look sophisticated is an essential trait of Nancy's personality.
* ''{{Literature/Suspicion}}'' by Swiss author Friedrich Dürrenmatt has a character named Edith Marlok whose CatchPhrase is ''C'est ça''.
* In spades from Eugenia Münster and Felix Young, the protagonists of Creator/HenryJames' ''Literature/TheEuropeans'', who regularly pepper their speech with French phrases, and often use the French pronunciation of words which the two languages have in common, such as "type".
* Thomas Mann's [[Literature/ConfessionsOfFelixKrull Felix Krull]] is fluent in French and his "Confessions" contain several short and long passages of untranslated French dialogue. He also gets to show off his [[GratuitousEnglish English]] and [[GratuitousItalian Italian]], but to a lesser extent.
[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* Subverted in ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses'', wherein Del Boy tries to use French to seem intelligent, but constantly, CONSTANTLY gets it wrong... to the point of saying ''bonjour'' to mean "goodbye" and ''au revoir'' to mean "hello". Perhaps most memorable amongst the mangled Del-speak French is his expansive exhortation of ''bonnet de douche'' 'shower cap'.
** Lampshaded in one of the last specials in which they actually go to France:
--->'''Del:''' One of my favourite French dishes is duck à l'orange. [...] How do they say "duck" in French?\\
'''Rodney:''' It's "canard".\\
'''Del:''' You can say that again, bruv.
** Lampshaded in an earlier episode
--->'''Rodney:''' Del, you can't speak French. You're still struggling with English.
** WordOfGod is that Del has failed to grasp that French phrases actually ''mean'' things at all.
* In ''Series/DoctorWho'', the Tenth Doctor has a habit of using the phrase "Allons-y!" ("Let's go!") every now and then in both the show and the new novels. [[spoiler:This and his use of "molto bene" (Italian for "very good"/"very well") end up saving his butt in "Midnight" when the Hostess recognizes the words are coming out of the wrong person.]]
** The critical work "Inside the TARDIS", describing the MaleGaze of the camera when Zoe's around, drops into French to name which area of her body it keeps lingering on. [[spoiler:Her "derrière".]]
* ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'' plays this one to a regrettable T. In eipsode 8 (Needs), doll Tango appears with her handler during a tense escape scene. She's speaking [[BilingualDialogue French]], but instead of a BilingualBonus, it ends up causing unintentional levity for [[SomedayThisWillComeInHandy some tropers]], because the dialogue is stiltedly written and painfully delivered. In heavily American-accented French, Tango remarks:
-->"''Chaque mot que tu dis c'est comme un [?] mes oreilles.''" ("Every word you say it is like a [?] my ears.")
-->"''Les véhicles [?] c'est dégoûtant.''" ("The vehicles [?] it's disgusting.")
-->"''Je ne sais pas pour qui j'ai [sic] continué à employer ce service de voiture en Los Angeles.''" ("I don't know for who I've continued to use this vehicle service in Los Angeles.")
* ''Series/IronChef'' is a Japanese cooking show. Its successor, ''Series/IronChefAmerica'', is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an American version.]] Both have the same call to arms, "Allez cuisine!" Which translates roughly to "Go kitchen!", except for being even less grammatical.
** Or, it could be translated as "Go cook" ("Cuisine" is both the verb "to cook" and the place "kitchen"), still grammaticaly incorrect though.
* Much to the detriment of many a ''Series/HellsKitchen'' fan, Benjamin from season 7.
-->'''Benjamin''': Oui, Chef!
* On ''Series/WhiteCollar'', Keller is guilty of this.
--> '''Keller:''' Are you familiar with the term... "Pis aller"?\\
'''Peter:''' My French is a little rusty.
** Mozzie, too.
* One Creator/MontyPython sketch is basically two Frenchmen talking about a flying sheep in French.
* In one episode of ''Series/FawltyTowers'', Sybil told the "Pretentious? Moi?" joke to Audrey over the phone.
* The [[FakeNationality "French"]] Captain Jean-Luc Picard drops the occasional French-ism in the early seasons of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', most notably a [[PrecisionFStrike well-placed]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar "merde"]] in "Encounter at Farpoint". Later, they mostly just let him be British.
** [[PhysicalGod Q]] does this sometimes, calling Picard "''mon capitan''" just to get on his nerves.
* Enter in ''Series/TokumeiSentaiGobusters'', whose catchphrase is ''Ça va, Go-Busters?'' ("How are you, Go-Busters?") He's also fond of saying "non, non, non!" when trying to placate his BadBoss. He has many other French-isms.
* Pierre Alfonso Oren of ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' is every bit as fond of French as Enter is, though they don't share any catchphrases. C'est bon! In his early appearances, we got little speech bubbles translating them onscreen, but that didn't last. Even his ''name'' is an example: his ''real'' name proves to be a much more Japanese ''Gennosuke'' Oren.
* Lampshaded in ''Series/ThirtyRock'' after Liz has her first executive lunch:
--> "Who's got two thumbs, speaks limited French, and hasn't cried once today? This ''moi''".
* ''Series/TheHour'' has Marnie speaking some on her cooking show, as well as when talking to Camille, who is french.
* ''Series/MyKitchenRules'': Camilla from season 6 tries to show off her sophistication by setting-up a French-themed restaurant and then introducing the instant restaurant to the guests in French. The other teams were more confused than impressed, especially since the only other person who understands French is not present. And later, we find out that not even her team mate, Ash, understands her.
* The second verse of Electric Light Orchestra's "Hold On Tight" is in French; more specifically, it's the first verse translated into French.
* The first half of [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6Dm5hldI-k Les Étoiles]] by Melody Gardot is in French.
* Music/TheBeatles song "Michelle," which is about professing love to a non-Anglophone French girl. (''Sont des mots qui vont très bien ensemble'' and translated by the Beatles as "These are words that go together well.")
* Music/Cole orter liked having portions of his songs sung in French, often for no other justifiable reason than EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench. In "It's De-Lovely," one of the singers chides the other for "falling into Berlitz French."
* The Music/MichelleBranch song "Till I Get Over You" has some gratuitous French in the chorus. It's coherent enough unless you read the album notes, which transcribe it wrong and then ''translate'' it wrong.
* Minako Aino's song "C'est La Vie ~ Watashi No Naka No Koi Suru Bubun" in ''Series/PrettyGuardianSailorMoon'' is a bit off in its understanding of the phrase "C'est la vie." "C'est la vie" means "That's life" but in a way roughly analogous to "shit happens", so the sentance "Atsui kimochi wa C'est la vie (This warm feeling is C'est la vie)" is a bit odd.
** It is also [[Manga/CodenameSailorV a ghastly pun.]]
* The Music/TalkingHeads' song "Psycho Killer" has the bridge (as well as the hook "Psycho killer, qu'est que c'est?") sung in French, giving the song just that extra hint of derangement.
* Music/IanDury & The Blockheads -- "Hit me with your rhythm stick! Je t'adore, [[GratuitousGerman Ich liebe dich!"]]
* "Lady Marmalade"'s classic IntercourseWithYou [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voulez-vous_coucher_avec_moi%3F "voulez-vous coucher avec moi (ce soir)?"]] . Justified by the fact that the song is set in New Orleans.
* Music/BillyIdol: "Les yeux sans visage... Eyes without a face" (both phrases have the same meaning). The song is a ShoutOut to a 1960 French horror movie that's been released under both titles.
* Music/BillyJoel's song "C'etait toi/You are the one" sings the entire song twice, once in English, once in French.
* Music/TheAgonist song ''Martyr Art'' has a French outro, and ''Revenge of the Dadaists'' has a French intro. Less gratuitous than most, however, since they are from the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec.
* Ottawa-based experimental grindcore act Fuck the Facts, who usually have at least two or three French-language tracks per album, give or take some (''Amer'', their most recent EP, has only ''one'' English-language track). Interestingly, Melanie Mongeon is a Francophone by default and spoke very little English when she joined, and she essentially learned English by forcing herself to write the majority of her lyrics in it.
* Contrary to what anyone in Music/{{Muse}} might believe, the song "I Belong to You (Mon Cur S'ouvre à ta Voix)" actually contains the phrase "R'''i'''pond'''s''' à ma tendress-uh".
* Music/LadyGaga has some gratuitous French in the bridge of "Bad Romance." Extra points for being timed so the next line (actually "I don't wanna be friends") sounds like "I DON'T WANNA BE FRENCH!" And more extra points for uncomfortably squeezing in an extra syllable for the French ("I want your love and I want your revenge" = 10; "Je veux ton amour et je veux ta revanche" = 11), its first iteration in the single swallows "veux" ("want") almost completely.
** Which is excellently parodied by [[WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries LittleKuriboh]].
** Music/WeirdAlYankovic also parodies this in his song "Perform This Way":
--> "And for no reason now I'll sing in French / Excusez-moi, Qui a pété?" [[note]]"Excuse me, who farted?"[[/note]]
* Music/JanetJackson has some of this in her 1986 song "Funny How Time Flies (When You're Having Fun)". When translated, it basically describes the song.
* Music/DaftPunk, despite being (emphatically) French, has [[IncrediblyLamePun virtually]] all its songs in English. Nevertheless, when they released their anthology, what did they title it? ''Musique Vol. 1''.
* Art vs. Science's song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRZ-jLOrFfk "Parlez-vous Français?"]], naturally, has plenty of gratuitous French in it. The line "Si tu peux le parler allez tombez la chemise" actually says "If you speak it, take your shirt off", most likely a reference to the song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y4D-evzDTo&feature=kp "Tomber La Chemise"]], which was quite a hit in France in 1998.
* Music/{{Uffie}}'s song [[WordSaladTitle "Robot Oeuf"]]. Probably will be more common now that she's based in Paris. The song, however has no French to speak of. Just the title.
* Music/{{Kasabian}}'s 'La Fée Verte'.
* Music/ThePolice song "Hungry for You (J'aurais Toujours Faim de Toi)", as you can probably tell by the parentheses, is almost entirely in French (one lone chorus gets sung in English towards the end).
* In Aine Furey's haunting song "13 wishes" most of the last verse is sung in French; even for high school speakers, "Elle est la fille, elle est la fleur... La bohème qui vive pour l'amour" is clear enough; the intervening line, not so much.
* [[Music/ThreeEleven 311's]] song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axhzJM62z3k "Salsa"]] lampshades this in the line "Je vais à la plage parce que le guignol est chouette! I kick nonsense in French tasty like Crepe Suzette". This translates to "I go to the beach because the PunchAndJudy show is cool!"
* Music/JudasPriest's 1977 song "Saints In Hell" has Rob Halford randomly howling: "''Abattoir!'' ''Abattoir!'' ''Mon Dieu, quel horreur!''" (''Abattoir'' roughly means "slaughterhouse.")
* Shakira does this in her song "Something" (first verse, repeated later in the song).
* Ricchi e Poveri's "Voulez-vous Danser" ("Do you want to dance"). The song is in the singers' native Italian, except for the titular question, asked at the beginning and end of each verse.
* Music/EricBogle's "Flying Finger Filler" contains a stanza in (intentionally) bad French. Of course, the entire song is not supposed to make any sense.
* Music/PeterGabriel's "Games Without Frontiers" features KateBush repeatedly singing the title in French ("jeux sans frontieres").
* MGMT's [[LiveAlbum live EP]] ''Qu'est-ce que c'est la vie, chaton?'' - it translates to "What Is Life, Kitten?"
* Music/KylieMinogue:
** "Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi" (lit: "I Don't Know Why") in her early career featuring the title prominently.
** "Your Disco Needs You" also has a bridge spoken in French.
* Music/FlightOfTheConchords perform Foux de Fa Fa, which is basically the fragments of French that they remember from school shoehorned into song form to try to impress women.
-->Pamplemousse! ...Ananas! ...Jus d'orange! ...Boeuf!
-->Soup du jour! ...Camembert! ...Jacques Cousteau! ...Baguette!
* The chorus of Music/{{Rush}}'s "Circumstances" has the line "Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose" followed by the English translation, "The more that things change, the more they stay the same."
* One of the verses of Music/{{Queensryche}}'s "I Don't Believe in Love" contains the phrase "No chance for contact, there's no raison d'etre".
* Music/LesSavyFav were known for this in their early days. There's gratuitous French in the first track on their debut, an album which also has a song called "Je T'aime". [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign The band name itself means nothing]].
* Music/AdamAndTheAnts' "Ant Rap".
--> Liberté, Egalité, au jourd'hui c'est très très très
--> Voici l'opportunité nous incroyables
* Moxy Fruvous, who otherwise sing in English, have "Morphée", sung entirely in French. Though none of the band were native French speakers, they were formed in Ontario, Canada, which does have a significant francophone population.
* The {{Music/Alphaville}} song "Vingt Mille Lieues Sous Les Mers" is sung in English except for the chorus: "Comme vingt mille lieues sous les mers"[[note]]"Like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"[[/note]]. The song is about a scene in a movie the singer can't remember the name of.
* Music/{{REM}}'s "Talk About the Passion", from ''Music/{{Murmur}}'', contains the line "Combien du temps?" roughly translating to "For how long?"
* German band "Huah!" in "Ohne Titel". "Écoute, écoute!...c'est la guerre..."
* Music/TheBrobecks have a song called Le Velo Pour Deux", where the speaker uses a bit of french in an attempt to sound both more sophisticated and [[EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench romantic]].
[[folder:Newspaper Comics]]
* Roz Chast drew "The Man who was Admired for his Lack of Lack of Pretense", depicting a man decked out in smoking jacket, ascot and cigarette holder, in his apartment scattered with ''objets d'arte''[[note]]literally, "Objects of art"; often used in the sense of "expensive knickknacks"[[/note]] on pedestals - he's saying to us "Let's only speak French for a while."
* The Ringmasters in ''Pinball/CirqusVoltaire'' speak this.
[[folder:Puppet Show]]
* ''Series/TheMuppetShow''.
** Miss Piggy. "Moi?"
** Much less frequently, but the Swedish Chef will occasionally add some French to his ForeignSoundingGibberish (i.e. "où est la banananana").
* In an episode of ''RevoltingPeople'', Joshua attempts to sound sophisticated by adding gratuitous French expressions to his speech, despite having no idea what any of them mean (and thus invariably using them inappropriately). When Sam points this out, Joshua responds that everybody knows French is just decorative and it doesn't matter what the words ''mean'' -- and anyway, he doesn't know what most words in English mean either, and he's never let that stop him.
[[folder:Stand-up Comedy]]
* EddieIzzard. Fluent in French, he has been known to perform his stand-up specials in French for French-speakers, and frequently includes segments in French in front of English-speaking audiences. [[GratuitousGerman Same goes for German, but that's a different trope.]]
** "Ou est la plume de mon oncle?" "La plume de mon oncle est bingy bongy dingy dangy..."
** "By the way, if you don't speak French, then all that was fucking funny"
* Averted by Creator/GeorgeCarlin during the introduction to his album ''Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics'', where he makes a point to tell us that he will not be using the French adverb ''très''[[note]]"very"[[/note]] to modify any English words.
* [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in the Act I finale of ''Theatre/{{Iolanthe}}'': While it has long been accepted as part of the English lexicon, peer and peri alike remind the audience that "the word 'prestige' is French." They also point out the origins of "canaille," [[AltumVidetur "pleb,"]] and [[GratuitousGreek "hoi polloi"]] (which, incidentally, mean more or less the same thing). So you have "a Latin word, a Greek remark, and one that's French."
* In ''AStreetcarNamedDesire'', Blanche briefly talks French to Mitch, but finds that he doesn't understand.
-->"[[WeirdAlEffect Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?]] Vous ne comprenez pas? Ah, quel dommage!" [[note]]"Would you come to my bed tonight? You don't understand what I said? Such a pity."[[/note]]
* The Strauss opera ''DieFledermaus'' has two characters pretending to be French at a Viennese ball. They exchange simple phrases until the other guests demand they speak German.
* ''Theatre/AnythingGoes'' has a chorus in which "bon voyage" is pronounced incorrectly and correctly, and a few other phrases are correctly rendered in French.
* ''Theatre/TheCatAndTheFiddle'', set in Brussels, has much spoken and sung French from major and minor characters. The final scene of the ShowWithinAShow is sung entirely in French, as is "The Night Was Made For Love" at the beginning of the show (the same character reprises it in English several times).
* In ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'', despite the setting being Denmark, Hamlet and his father both break in to French, saying "Adieu" instead "good-bye" for no apparent reason. Laertes, having returned from France, does not.
** It may have something to do with the specific meaning of the phrase "àdieu" -- it literally means "at God", meaning that Hamlet and his father will see each other again in Heaven. This could be something of a vow, in Hamlet's case, that he would avenge his father and free his father's soul from Hell.
* In ''{{Cabaret}}'', many of the phrases in the opening number "Willkommen" are sung in GratuitousGerman, then in Gratuitous French, then in GratuitousEnglish.
* In Act III, Scene I of ''Theatre/TwelfthNight'', Sir Andrew Aguecheek is SuddenlyBilingual enough to have a brief exchange with Viola in French. (Earlier in the play, he didn't even know the word "pourquoi".)
--> '''Sir Andrew:''' Dieu vous garde, monsieur.\\
'''Viola:''' Et vous aussi. Votre serviteur.
* In ''Theatre/{{Camelot}}'', though Lancelot's "C'est Moi" is entirely in English aside from the title, he also (at the start of the second act) sings to Guenevere a ''chanson'' whose first verse is in French.
* In ''Theatre/SouthPacific'', "Dites Moi" is entirely in French. Reasonable; it's a song being sung by two Malayo-French children.
* TheMusical ''Literature/GentlemenPreferBlondes'' has some gratuitous French, particularly in the interlude to "Sunshine": "C'est la vie! Ah, mais oui! Soleil, soleil!"
* More [[WilliamShakespeare Shakespeare]] -- in ''Theatre/HenryV'', Princess Katherine of France and her lady-in-waiting Alice have a whole conversation in French. Bad French, but it does include the [[DoubleEntendre staples of any conversation in his plays]].
* In ''Theatre/{{Matilda}}'', Mrs. Wormwood's part of "Miracle" has a line combining gratutious French and Italian: "I should be dancing the tarantella, '''qui mon fella Italiano'''".
* ''Theatre/CityOfAngels'' plays this for a quick joke when the starlet Avril Raines introduces herself to Stine:
-->'''Avril''': Avril's French for April.\\
'''Stine''': Oui, je sais.\\
'''Avril''': The only French I really know is my name.
[[folder:Video Games]]
* Mid-Boss from ''VideoGame/DisgaeaHourOfDarkness'' is fond of using "moi" in place of "me" during his [[LargeHam dramatic speeches]], simply because it sounds exotic.
** The original script had him using GratuitousEnglish as well, which obviously wouldn't work if translated literally.
** He uses Gratuitous French in the original script as well, saying "Mademoiselle".
* Mitsuru Kirijo of ''{{Persona 3}}'' is prone to dropping a phrase or two at times, at least in the English dub. Then again, considering that she's [[TheSmartGuy the girl with the highest marks in school]], she might actually know a fair bit of French.
** "'Tray ben?' What does that mean? That's not English is it?"
** The French exchange student, on the other hand, spouts GratuitousJapanese. Go figure.
** Akihiko gets in on the action in the PSP remake.
* Kindle from ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars''
* [[CampGay Not-gay-at-all]] chef Jean Armstrong speaks almost exclusively in these in the third ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' game. Played with when he begins to break down on the stand -- he throws [[GratuitousSpanish "Por favor"]] into the mix, only to find out that TheJudge speaks Spanish and calls him on it. Of course, he mostly adds "le" before nouns, even nouns that are feminine in French.
* Waka in ''{{Okami}}'' uses French cliché phrases from time to time in the American translation. In the original Japanese version, he used GratuitousEnglish, but that wouldn't have translated well.
* Ruby Heart in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom2''. Or at least it's supposed to be French. You can barely tell.
* Fantina speaks gratuitous French in the English version of Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. In the original Japanese version, her name was Melissa and she spoke gratuitous English.
* The Belgian Jeanette "Angel" Devereaux of the ''VideoGame/WingCommander'' series often inserts French words and phrases into her speech, (for example, "Oui, mon colonel") and commonly refers to people as "monsieur" or ("mademoiselle" for Spirit).
* The Spy in ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' uses a heavy French accent and numerous gratuitous French lines (and one or two GratuitousSpanish lines as well). As part of a running development theme, his lines have numerous grammar errors ("ma petit chou-fleur" would be used to refer to a man, not a woman), and his voice actor isn't French. In the French ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'', the Spy has some GratuitousEnglish in his lines instead.
* One of the preps in ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'' refers to himself as ''nouveau riche'' because he's ashamed to admit that his father is a self-made man.
* Segundo from ''VideoGame/BeyondGoodAndEvil'' mixes Gratuitous French, GratuitousSpanish, and GratuitousItalian in a fairly random way. He doesn't just do so in English. The other dubs also portray him with a strange mishmash of accents and vocabulary, but with bonus [[GratuitousEnglish Gratuitous Anglicisms]], too!
* In the instruction manual for ''BrutalLegend'', the description for a GrimReaper unit lists a number of synonyms for death, including "petite mort", which is literally French for "little death". Unfortunately (or [[RatedMForManly possibly intentionally]]), it's also an idiom for "orgasm", which is [[{{Squick}} hopefully not related]] [[NightmareFetishist to the monster in question]].
* [[BackyardSports "Bonjour! My name's Billy Jean Blackwood!"]]
* The Coin Block people in ''[[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' speak in a French accent. Broque Monsieur might count as a FrenchJerk in that he hates Mario for "lowering the value" of Blocks and will tell him to scram if he comes by his shop.
** Although when generic NPC versions of their species appear in ''Dream Team'', they speak normally; Broques Monsieur and Madame retain their accents.
* The ''Franchise/MetalGear'' series throws this around a little: The 'Les Enfants Terribles' project and 'Militaires Sans Frontières' to name a couple of instances.
** Neither of these really qualify as gratuitous ''en soi''. Les Enfants Terribles is named after Jean Cocteau's novel of the same name and the [[IncrediblyLamePun Médecins sans Frontières pun]] wouldn't really work in any other language.
* Yoh from ''VisualNovel/StarrySky'', who is a half, occasionally spouts a few lines of French. Although they might be grammatically correct for the most part, the pronunciation and spelling are terrible. His full name, [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign Henri Samuel Jean Aimée]], also counts as an example - a great name, given you're 200 years old.
* Larxene's weapons in ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2'' all have French names. And she's seen reading a book called [[ShoutOut ''Marquis de Sade'']] in ''Chain of Memories''.
* Innes Lorenz from ''VideoGame/TalesOfHearts'' deserves an honorable mention, since all of her artes contain french words.
* A few items in ''VideoGame/RadiantHistoria'' have French names, as does the continent on which it takes place, Vainqueur ("conqueror").
* NightTrap has Mr. Martin saying a couple of these, either because he is French or is trying to sound like it.
* VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss has the spell ''Eclair de L'armes'' (Flash of Tears, though due to apostrophe turns it into Flash of the Weapon) and it's FoF Change, ''Flamme Rouge''.
* Almost every line from Harle in ''VideoGame/ChronoCross''. The foppish FakeUltimateHero Pierre peppers his speech with French as well.
* VideoGame/{{Solatorobo}} is an interesting example: while all the written dialogue is in whatever language you choose, the voice clips (exclamations, etc.) are in French, but with obvious Japanese accents (i.e. JapaneseRanguage). Some of the expressions used come off more as CurseOfTheAncients than a real insult. Signs, however, are written in perfectly correct French.
* ''Everywhere'' in VideoGame/RhythmThiefAndTheEmperorsTreasure. Even the characters without French accents speak French from time to time. Then again, the game IS set in France.
* This is all over the place in Videogame/PokemonXAndY, due to the region of Kalos being based on France. For instance:
** Almost all the routes in Kalos[[note]]Such as the early Route 22 and its egregiously grammatically wrong "Détourner Way"[[/note]] and streets in Lumiose City bear French names.
** In the cafes, the items on the menu are known by their French names.
** Quite a few characters also pepper their speech with French words, such as Professor Sycamore.
** The Pokémon Furfrou is based on a poodle, a French breed of dog. Interestingly, it says the French onomatopoeia for barking "ouaf-ouaf" rather than the English "woof", or [[PokemonSpeak its name]].
** Finally, there's Lumiose City itself, which is quite obviously based on the city of Paris - complete with an Eiffel Tower {{Expy}} known as Prism Tower (which is also the location of the Lumiose City Gym.)
* ''VideoGame/SpiderManEdgeOfTime'': When Spidey 2099 informs Amazing Spidey that he can't access the present day Alchemax's archives, Amazing Spidey sarcastically responses "Quelle surprise!" [[note]]"What a surprise!"[[/note]]
* In ''[[Franchise/DevilMayCry Devil May Cry 4]]'', one of the chapter titles is "La Porte de l'Enfer", which means "The HellGate" (literally "The Door of Hell").
* In the Japanese version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII'', Lightning's real name is [[spoiler:Éclair Farron. Éclair means "lightning" in French. The English release changed it to Claire, likely because English speakers equate the word "éclair" with a type of pastry rather than a lightning strike]].
* In ''VideoGame/TheMatrixPathOfNeo'' the Merovingian is prone to this when he get's angry, also see ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' example above.
* Justified in ''VisualNovel/FleuretBlanc'', as the game is set in France and many of the characters are bilingual, so occasional French phrases make sense in the context of the setting. This is lampshaded by Le Neuvieme -- to him, ''English'' is the gratuitous foreign language.
-->"I could not understand a word of that meeting. Why wouldn't they speak in French? We are in France, for God's sake!"
** Additionally, many of the game's music tracks have French titles.
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* [[Fanfic/CodePonyEvolution Code: Pony Evolution]] has this with the "Fancy" spells that require you to say things to make them work. In Gratuitous French (actually a TranslationConvention for some unearthly language, just like all characters are speaking French in English).
* Aimee Mouffette from ''[[http://www.monsterful.com/ Monsterful]]'', justified since she seems to come from a fictional version of Paris, the monster city of Vamparis, in other words she's french so to speak.
* From ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'', Gilgamesh Wulfenbach spent some time in Paris and thus is fluent in French. He doesn't usually put Gratuitous French in his speech, but [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20090720 there was this one time he was delirious...]]
-->'''Gil''': Pardonnez-moi, Monsieur, mais où est la catastrophe?[[note]]Excuse me, sir, but where's the catastrophe?[[/note]]
* The magic incantations on [[http://garanos.alexheberling.com/pages/page-86/ this page]] of ''{{Garanos}}''. Of course, even for a native French speaker, they are hard to decipher due to a combination of nigh-unreadable font, light effects and bad grammar.
* ''Webcomic/MenageA3'':
** The title of the comic, although French, is justified in that it has a long history of use by English-speakers. Here, though, it's used as a sort of bilingual pun; English speakers may take it as having sexual implications, appropriately enough for this sex comedy comic, but in French, its literal meaning is "household of three", which describes the basic set-up of the comic.
** The French-Canadian [=DiDi=] peppers her speech with French. The author is herself a Francophone, so it's all quite accurate, but [[PoirotSpeak it's all limited to the sort of basic language that anyone who's taken middle school French will know, but which anyone halfway fluent in English -- as [=DiDi=] apparently is -- should avoid]]. A potential HandWave is to write it off as a personal quirk on [=DiDi's=] part, perhaps reaffirming her cultural identity in an Anglophone environment, the simplicity of the language therefore being justified by the same need to retain effective communication which the writer faces.
* ''Webcomic/DarthsAndDroids'' made the decision to give Count Dooku an atrocious faux-French accent. This reached its height when he tried to say coup de grâce...with a French pronunciation. Ben was quick to point out the redundancy.
* In ''TheWordWeary'', [[http://wordwearycomic.blogspot.com/2011/05/12-may-2011.html John speaks French]] during the characters' Dungeons and Dragons game. The other players are quick to make fun of him for trying to sound pretentious.
* ''[[http://vimeo.com/10593465 En Deuil]]'', LeFilmArtistique featured on the ''Webcomic/DresdenCodak'' page on AprilFoolsDay 2010. (There is also the GratuitousGerman sequel ''[[http://vimeo.com/39131013 A Work in Progress]]'', from AprilFoolsDay two years later.)
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* Le "Le" meme. Must...resist...le self-demonstrating...edit...
* Used on ThisVeryWiki as TheStinger to our FreudianSlipperySlope page... [[SophisticatedAsHell for the sake of a penis joke]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' is prone to this, though we never find out why. Also, the narrator of the show speaks not only in the same voice, but with a thick French accent.
* ''TheSimpsons'' loves to go about Frenchifying the characters' dialogue. Bart, for example, once described his mischief as being "Bartesque". When taking the family to see an artsy-fartsy French-Canadian circus, Lisa mentions that "We've had tickets since ''septembre''!" (which, if you're curious, is pronounced something like "set-OM-brrr"). And Marge actually once said "''Tres bien''" after hearing a menu item described to her by a waiter - somewhat justified since she's in a fancy restaurant, and ''really'' justified when you remember that Marge's family (the Bouviers) are of French ancestry.
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' has this quite a bit.
** Fluttershy's rant about Rarity's dress in "Suited For Success" has her use the phrases ''prêt-à-porter'' and ''haute couture''.
** The voice Pinkie Pie gives [[CompanionCube Madame LeFlour]] ("her" name itself an example) in "Party of One". "Oui! Zat eez correct, madame."
** Happens again in "The Cutie Pox" when Apple Bloom suddenly gets a FleurDeLis cutie mark, causing her to speak French.
** Apple Bloom still speaks French in the French dub, just French from about 300 years ago.
--->'''Applejack:''' My sister's speakin' in Fancy!
** "The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000" has the Flim Flam Brothers refer to themselves as traveling salesponies ''nonpareils''.
** More on the side of sophisticated but non-pretentious: In season 1 episode one Rarity exclaims:
--->'''Rarity:''' Oh my stars, darling! Whatever happened to your coiffure?!
** She also use "Crême de la crême" at least twice in the two first seasons.
** In "Sweet and Elite", a slender, top-model-like mare is shown along with Fancy Pants. [[EveryoneLooksSexierIfFrench She has a Fleur de Lys]] for cutie-mark.
** In "Magic Duel", The Great and Powerful Trixie show off her boastfullness:
--->'''TGAPT:''' Cheated? ''Moi?''
** And her human counterpart does it as well in the ''[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls Equestria Girls]]'' movie after getting some peanut butter crackers from a vending machine.
--->'''TGAPT:''' Voilà!
* Emily from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' loves to randomly sprinkle her sentences with French words. Most of the time, it's unnecessary.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE25TheClockKing "The Clock King"]]: The Clock King loves it: ''Adieu'', ''En garde!'', ''Au contraire''
* Napoleon Jones often speaks French in ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicAdventuresOfMumfie''. There was even a whole episode about it.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' episode "The Golf War", one of the [[{{Lilliputians}} Lilliputtians]] living in the Eiffel Tower hole at Ye Royal Discount Putt Hutt randomly shouts "Je ne sais quoi, sacre bleu, au revoir!"[[note]]I don't know, holy crap, goodbye![[/note]] This is even subtitled as [[LampshadeHanging "I don't actually know French."]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLingoShow'' has a character named Jargonaise who teaches children French the same way DoraTheExplorer tries to teach children Spanish.
''Très bien, très bien, mes amis! Vous êtes tous magnifiques.'' [[note]]Literally, "Very well, very well, my friends! You are all magnificent!." More idiomatically, "Very good, very good, my friends. You are all wonderful."[[/note]]


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Happy Fyxe by ChaloDilloWatch
©2013-2016 ChaloDillo
A quick birthday gift for Fyxe.
And with his retirement money oz made this adorable creature
Great work.
you like drawing anima with large boobs bount you
have you eveN SEEN BREASTS
What makes her so happy?I'll give you two big chances to guess.:}
Yep, she's happy.
wow a guy would say hot no just eww
Very good weight feeling in this.
This is nice, i love the colors. trying to figure out how her top can be that low with out her nipples showing lol.
Cheerful and sexy!
This character looks really nice and cute.
Cute and sexy.
She has really huge ears.
¡Linda! ¡Gran trabajo, bro! (y)
aww cute!
OWO She's cute and yet those boobs are big.
That's a very well made top.
She looks so happy
I think she needs to upgrade to a new bra size....
I don't care much for busty characters, but I do find her smile really cute.
ooooooooooh tu es bonita
como se llama nuestra boluptuosa amiga eh? X3
increible trabajo! x3
increible trabajo! x3
So that is the busty puppies name, lovely :3
Aww, she's adorable c:
Whoa smoking hot and nice big boobs!
love that character, wish there was more of her
Happy Fyxe... Happy Us
Mmm~ What a cutie
Is it weird that i wanna feel her boobs? .///.


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Labour and the Greens are battling for fourth place in the Home Counties
This blog has predicted all along that, while Thursday's poll would be Labour's Nakba, turnout would be higher than expected and the Conservatives would gain seats at both European and county level.
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Mine was, for a long time, a very lonely position. Everyone else – and I do mean everyone else – was convinced that all the main parties would be clobbered, and that there would be a record abstention rate. Well, the opinion polls now seem to have caught up with my forecasts: two surveys over the weekend had the Tories comfortably ahead, and Labour struggling for second place. Another poll, in this morning's Times, suggests a 41 per cent turnout, considerably higher than is usual for local or European elections.
I'm never comfortable when the consensus catches up with me, so let me now suggest an even wilder possibility. What if, in my own region, Labour were to be beaten, not into fourth place, but fifth? I realise how unlikely it sounds. South East England returns ten MEPs. For Labour not to win at least one of them would mean the party of government securing less than eight per cent of the vote in the largest region of the UK.
Then again, unlike the Westminster pundits, I've been out canvassing every day since the campaign began (that's me yesterday speaking to OUCA members at the Oxford Union). And I have to tell you that I've met many more Green than Labour voters. In fact, at one stage, I was so desperate to find a committed Labour supporter that I took to offering a prize. I eventually found one – a charming single mother – in the unlikely setting of Burgess Hill. Since then, I have met three more: one in Ramsgate, one in Farnham and one in Maidenhead, though I half suspect the last, an elderly lady with a mischievous grin, was having me on. Over the same period I have met dozens of Greens.
Anyway, I'm putting my money where my mouth is: I have a bet with Guy Fawkes that Labour will come fifth, behind the Greens, in my region. It may not be likely, but it is more than possible, and Guido was good enough to offer handsome odds. Right, back to the canvass trail: Leatherhead today, and no Labour voters in sight…
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The Minecraft Version of the Bible is Brilliant and Might Actually Bring you Closer to God
Christianity gets a techie twist.
Christianity gets a techie twist.
Saint Isidore died in the year 636, long before the first host-to-host ARPANET connection in 1969. But Isidore did try to record everything ever known in an encyclopaedia.
Are they still making Father Ted out there somewhere?
Since launching a month ago, Faceglória has over 100,000 users pressing "Amen" instead of "like." It also has very strict posting policies.
Past the relentless arrangements of DIY wedding souvenirs, there's another Pinterest, one focused on surviving doom.
We just thought he was having a pop at all organised religions.
It started as an April Fool's Day lark, but a digital button placed on Reddit just one month ago has spurred a complex, sprawling online community, with offshoots that consider themselves spiritual orders.
The Flood Theory is full of holes, but Christians and secularists alike have known this since before Darwin wrote a word about evolution.
Most modern of religious tablets sold.
Most religions have cemented their place in the world with large buildings in which believers can congregate. Scientology does the same thing, except that it buys up the most bonkers, gaudy, in-plain-sight property it can find.
Whatever happens, the creation of AI will likely spawn a paradigm shift for human civilisation and its many faiths. Rather than converting it, we might just want to stand back and listen.
Can the major monotheistic religions of the world reconcile what space means for our immortal souls?
Religion is changing – and so is its architecture, from stained-glass styles to a perfect parody of a desperate pastor's plea that "church is an option".
There's a pet heaven, so there's probably an insect heaven and a Bono heaven.
This is Braco, a man whose devastating gaze is said to have miraculous properties -- although the man himself says his gaze is there mainly to offer hope and peace.
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a heresiarch and martyr of the 14th century, of the Apostolic Brethren, a sect which rose in Piedmont who made themselves obnoxious to the Church; was driven to bay by his persecutors, and at last caught and tortured and burnt to death; a similar fate overtook others of the sect, to its extermination.
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DENNIS WISE believes that even if he lifts the Coca-Cola Cup for Chelsea tomorrow after a match-winning performance it won't be enough for Glenn Hoddle.
The Chelsea captain has abandoned hope of playing for the England coach despite having had his best season for the club.
Yet, when Hoddle managed Chelsea, Wise was not only his skipper but also the team's heartbeat and inspiration.
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Wise said: 'I feel I have been playing well enough to get selected. It's a disappointment, but I just don't expect it will happen now.' Asked if there had been a bust-up with Hoddle, Wise added: 'I don't really want to get into the subject. …


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