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They likely meant non-standard word order in a sentence. Not reading the words backwards.
by playingalong 3y ago
They likely meant non-standard word order in a sentence. Not reading the words backwards.
- seszett 3y agoNo, it's speaking the word backwards, syllable-wise. L'envers becomes verlan, femme becomes meuf, fête teuf, louche is chelou and merci is cimer, for the most common, everyday words. It can even go further, with Arabe becoming Beur which itself gets verlanised into Rebeu. Or meuf, femeu.