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French · Romance & Rejection

Va te faire foutre !

va tuh fair FOOTR · /va tə fɛʁ futʁ/

F*** off! / Go f*** yourself!

4/5 Fighting words

aimed at a person, will start something

Literally

"Go get yourself f***ed"

Word-for-word — which is rarely what it means.

How to use it

The full "go f*** yourself" — a real, aggressive send-off, whether ending a relationship badly or telling a creep exactly where to go. "Va te faire voir" (go get yourself seen) is the milder swerve; "va te faire enculer" is the harsher escalation. Fighting register — you mean it when you say it.

Heard in the wild

Après ce que t'as fait ? Va te faire foutre.

After what you did? Go f*** yourself.

Where it lands

France (universal)

Quick answers

What does "Va te faire foutre !" mean?
In French, "Va te faire foutre !" means "F*** off! / Go f*** yourself!". Literally it's "Go get yourself f***ed". The full "go f*** yourself" — a real, aggressive send-off, whether ending a relationship badly or telling a creep exactly where to go. "Va te faire voir" (go get yourself seen) is the milder swerve; "va te faire enculer" is the harsher escalation. Fighting register — you mean it when you say it.
Is "Va te faire foutre !" offensive?
Yes — very. It rates 4/5 on the Punch-o-Meter (Fighting words). aimed at a person, will start something. Read the usage note before you even think about it.
How do you pronounce "Va te faire foutre !"?
Say it "va tuh fair FOOTR" — capitals mark the stressed syllable. In IPA: va tə fɛʁ futʁ.

Related in French

The same idea, elsewhere

Via concepts like "Screw you".

how to say "Screw you" →how to say "Get lost" →

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