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🚨 Stop saying only fais attention...

Here are 8 natural French expressions to say "be careful" like a native 🇫🇷👇

• Fais attention — Watch out / Be careful
🇫🇷 Fais attention en traversant la rue.
🇬🇧 Be careful when crossing the street.

• Fais gaffe — Look out / Watch out (informal)
🇫🇷 Fais gaffe, le sol est glissant !
🇬🇧 Watch out, the floor is slippery!

• Sois prudent(e) — Be careful / Be cautious
🇫🇷 Sois prudent sur la route.
🇬🇧 Be careful on the road.

• Méfie-toi — Beware
🇫🇷 Méfie-toi des arnaques en ligne.
🇬🇧 Beware of online scams.

• Reste sur tes gardes — Stay on your guard
🇫🇷 Reste sur tes gardes avec les inconnus.
🇬🇧 Stay on your guard around strangers.

• Sois vigilant(e) — Be vigilant
🇫🇷 Sois vigilant lorsque tu ouvres des e-mails suspects.
🇬🇧 Be vigilant when opening suspicious emails.

• Veille au grain — Keep your eyes peeled
🇫🇷 Veille au grain pendant que je m'absente.
🇬🇧 Keep your eyes peeled while I'm away.

• Prends garde — Take heed / Watch out
🇫🇷 Prends garde à ce que tu dis.
🇬🇧 Take heed of what you say.

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