French for "Yuck": "Beurk" and Other Disgust Expressions
The French equivalent of "yuck" or "eww" is "beurk" (pronounced bɛʁk).
Usage
- Spontaneous reaction to disgusting taste, smell, sight, or idea.
- Informal, onomatopoeic (imitates retching sound).
Related Expressions
- "C'est dégoûtant" – "It's disgusting" (standard).
- "Ça me donne la nausée" – "It makes me nauseous."
- "Beurk, c'est infect !" – "Yuck, it's gross!"
- "J'en ai la nausée" – "It makes me sick."
Cultural Note
French has rich vocabulary for disgust (dégoût). "Beurk" is the most direct, visceral equivalent to "yuck."
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