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B1 French luisteroefening · Frans · Geschikt voor leerders op gemiddeld niveau
What does “rodé” mean in French?
Rodé is the past participle of roder, a French verb borrowed from car mechanics: when you roder an engine, you break it in over the first hundred kilometres. The figurative use spread: a presenter is rodé after the first few shows; a stand-up’s set is rodé by the third Avignon Festival night. Used about a person, it never sounds insulting; it sounds professional.
In this clip, French YouTuber PI-WAN comes back from his first ever fan-meetup salon in Paris, says it was loud, his lapel mic struggled, but he’s now rodé for next time. He also drops a soft Parisian Big Fernand reference, the slightly upmarket gourmet burger chain that started near Boulevard Haussmann.
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Bron: wordfreq 3.1.1 (algemeen) · Lexique 3.83 (gesproken). Categorieën zijn bij benadering; we slaan exacte rangordes niet op.
- ▸In French stand-up coverage of Festival d’Avignon and Just for Laughs Montréal tour-prep interviews
- ▸In automotive reviews on Caradisiac, L’Argus and L’Automobile Magazine explaining engine rodage
- ▸In creator-economy reporting on Konbini, Madmoizelle and Numerama profiling French YouTubers
- ▸In live-radio routines on France Inter, France Culture and RTL where presenters joke about being rodés