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FrenchLearner Expression: "Poser un lapin" (to stand somebody up)

FrenchLearner Expression: "Poser un lapin" (to stand somebody up)

Update: 2024-06-211
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Today we'll look at a super fun expression poser un lapin, which means "to stand somebody up in French". Visit the blog post to read the example sentences: https://www.frenchlearner.com/expressions/poser-un-lapin-a-quelquun/. The verb poser means to put or to place and the masculine noun lapin means "rabbit". In the late 19th century poser un lapin meant to leave without paying. However, over time it came to mean to stand somebody up or to miss an appointment.

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FrenchLearner Expression: "Poser un lapin" (to stand somebody up)

FrenchLearner Expression: "Poser un lapin" (to stand somebody up)