Ex: Au fait, le dernier
film de Jacques Audiard
est une pépite !
Au Fait [ofe] (o-fè)
Locution Adjectivale
Origine: 18e siècle
Composé de Fait (verbe et nom masculin), du
latin Facere : produire, construire, fabriquer,
arranger, représenter, réaliser, composer.
1. À propos.
2. Être au courant.
FRANÇAIS
As the world grows ever more complicated, so does the need to express it.
Eg: Gen Z are so much
more au fait with today's
technology!
From French "to the fact". Of the latin Facere:
produce, do, make, construct, fashion, frame,
build, compose.
1. To the point.
2. Experience or practical knowledge of a thing.
ENGLISH
Au Fait [o'fe(t)]
Gallicism / Entered in
the 18th century
We want to work with anyone who has something worth saying. Let's open minds.
Teams we've worked with
but also Bank Of America, Freuds, Evian, ITV, Gatwick airport and others
