Feur (phonetically fəʁ) is a word used after another word finishing by “quoi” kwa like :
quoi = what
pourquoi = why
link up these syllables creates “kwafəʁ” which is the prononciation of the word “coiffeur” (literally hairdresser)
it’s a (very unfunny) french pun. Usually we use “feur” when the word “quoi” or “pourquoi” ends the sentence but it’s not an obligation
you know what is not an obligation? this joke pls do not do it
quoi = what
pourquoi = why
link up these syllables creates “kwafəʁ” which is the prononciation of the word “coiffeur” (literally hairdresser)
it’s a (very unfunny) french pun. Usually we use “feur” when the word “quoi” or “pourquoi” ends the sentence but it’s not an obligation
you know what is not an obligation? this joke pls do not do it
by naughtyWaffle March 28, 2023