My child's favourite tv character often exclaims a word that sounds like "plee-as-tique". Meaning?
Thanks, Mathieu...It's definitely not "fantastique". I've heard it a million times and am starting to wonder if it's a made-up catch phrase...either that or I am losing my mind! :PThis is the show on youtube. It's a little guy who has adventures in a pop-up book. Often to solve problems, his friend cuts/creates a solution. It's my daughter's favourite. If anyone has the time and would like to make my day...I'd love the lyrics to the intro (in French) so I could sing along with my daughter as well! Thanks! http://youtu.be/3y3_tDoVCcI
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I can't watch this video in my country, but I know that he says "pop-tastic" in English a made-up word so it's likely to be the same concept in French.
"Plier" in French means "to fold" (je plie, tu plies, il plie...) , so if you hear [plee] it's probably that verb. Makes sences as pop-ups folds. ("déplier" is to unfold). The rest of the word is probably the word "fanstastique" that has been troncated and merged.
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Maybe you could tell us more about the character and the context??
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Fantastique!?. It is the only word I can figure out
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That's what it kind of sounds like...but it seems to be more of an exclamation of accomplishment. He often says it after something goes well in the show or a problem is solved.
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Plastic?
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