by Dora the Explorer, non-mexi February 23, 2010
French slang used by almost all youngsters especially in urban french areas. It consits in reversing the terms syllabe by syllabe, or even sometimes letter by letter. For exemple, the word "SPEED" is said "DEU-SPEE". This usually driving aldults who don't understand nuts. Verlan is an important thing to learn for people who wants to speak fluently french with teenagers.
Frenchizzle1: Téma le keumé comment il est gueudin wuisla il a pécho les meufs qu'on avait vu o Domac!!
Frenchizzle2: Sa reum on s'est fai rottca! Ce tarba va se péta les tasspés!! Des vraies lopsas lacelles!
Frenchizzle2: Sa reum on s'est fai rottca! Ce tarba va se péta les tasspés!! Des vraies lopsas lacelles!
by Altoz January 3, 2005
she is a thrill seeker and is not afraid to do whatever she wants and speak her mind. she has clear goals and will work towards them no matter the obstacles. she is gorgeous and confident and is the life of the party. when she gets angry at someone, she doesn’t take it to heart. she likes genki and sunsets and acai like any basic girl BUT SHE IS NOT! she is the best and coolest friend you could ever ask for
by user4729482 November 24, 2021
French form of slang/dialect where sylables are muddled around. The French film La Haine (a French gangster film) even had to have subtitles in French when it was shwon to critics who may not have been able to speak 'Verlan'. Verlan is verlan for 'L'anvers', which means 'reverse' in French. Almost every word in some poor parts of Urban French cities are spoken in this slang.
by Kilo Lobo June 14, 2003