roux, fou

 Sure! Here’s a quick explanation of “roux” and “fou” with meanings and examples in French, English, and Spanish:

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1. Roux

• French: roux / rousse (feminine)

• English: red-haired / ginger

• Spanish: pelirrojo / pelirroja

Usage:
Describes hair color — someone with reddish or orange hair.

Examples:

• FR: Il est roux.

• EN: He is red-haired.

• ES: Él es pelirrojo.

• FR: Elle a les cheveux roux.

• EN: She has red hair.

• ES: Ella tiene el pelo pelirrojo.

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2. Fou

• French: fou (masculine), folle (feminine)

• English: crazy / mad / insane

• Spanish: loco / loca

Usage:
Describes someone who is crazy, or sometimes used affectionately or humorously to say “wild” or “fun.”

Examples:

• FR: Il est fou !

• EN: He is crazy!

• ES: ¡Él está loco!

• FR: Elle est folle de joie.

• EN: She is crazy with joy.

• ES: Ella está loca de alegría.

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