🇫🇷 프랑스인이 진짜 자주 쓰는 말! ça me fait + 동사원형 / 명사 구조

The Real Way French People Express Their Feelings! Today, we'll continue the "ça me fait" series. In today's video, we'll specifically cover the "ça me fait + verb infinitive" and "ça me fait + noun" structures. This expression is used very frequently in France. It means "that makes me ~" and is used in everyday speech to express emotions/feelings. 😍 For example: ça me fait rire → That makes me laugh ça me fait honte → That makes me embarrassed ça me fait peur → That scares me And you can also replace ça with another subject: 👇 Ce bruit me fait peur → That sound scares me Pierre me fait peur → Pierre scares me Ton comportement me fait honte → Your behavior is really embarrassing #travelfrench, #practicalfrench, #francetravel, #worldtravel, #francebackpacking, #paristravel, #parisbackpacking, #french, #self-studyfrench, #frenchgrammar, #french, #self-studyfrench, #frenchgrammar, #studyabroadinfrance