By Anonymous - 21/09/2009 14:26 - France

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Today, I learned that "Je suis excité" does not mean "I'm excited" in French. It means "I'm sexually excited"... more or less. I've been doing a lot of exciting things and using it a lot the past two weeks. With my French friends, people I meet, and especially with my host family. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Don't worry... I'm a native French speaker, and "je suis excité" isn't that bad and can be used with non-sexual things as well

Hahaha, they must think you have some great fun ;D

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JohnnySitu 0

Je suis excite is actually I'm excited even if you search it up on google translator. Whoever told you it's not is fooling you.

if you're perverted, it means you're sexually excited. if you're a normal human being, it means you're just excited for ex. a family member to come. honestly you're "french" friends are idiots.

Perhaps it's a good idea to LRN 2 ENGLISH before you tell people to learn to french. YOU'RE =/= YOUR Seriously. "You are "french" friends are idiots" = epic failx99000 P.S. Your comment is wrong.

I did the same thing this past year in French class. Don't feel too bad. The actual term is "Je suis ravi" You can bet I committed that one to memory...

I don't even study French and I knew that one. Fool.

I did the same thing in french class the other day, teacher announced it, bad timees! lol

MiszCrtny 0

where the hell did you get sexual from that phrase... je suis means i am.. hm.. learn your french.

Dude, thats so blowminding it just unblew my mind so it can be blown again.

nah, don't worry. Je suis excite is the equivalent of i am excited in english anyway. Can't be misconstrued in normal conversation, but the same meaning applies to more polite english too.

shovetothels 0

i did this same thing in class... there's 22 people in my class... there are only 3 of us guys in the class... one kid was absent,the other was running attendance down to the office... you tell me what you thought happened