il viola isn't voilà. Remove il and it becomes violer. People don't use 3rd person singular. People would say: "Il a violé" (he raped) in past tense. I don'

il viola isn't voilà. Remove il and it becomes violer. People don't use 3rd person singular. People would say: "Il a violé" (he raped) in past tense. I don't think it is as offensive as parent suggested. "I'm literally French": Welcome brother