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Faire la tête vs N’en faire qu’à sa tête Both “faire la tête” and “n’en faire qu’à sa tête” are common French idiomatic expressions related to attitude and behavior, but they have different meanings and connotations. 1. “Faire la tête” This expression means to sulk or to be in a bad mood, often because of displeasure or resentment. It implies that someone is pouting or refusing to engage with others....

faire ou jouer When talking about playing or doing sports in French, you need to use the verbs jouer au or faire, depending on the type of sport. The verb faire is usually followed by de + article + noun, like this: faire de la natation (to swim) or faire du tir à l’arc (to do archery). 1 Use faire de with all sports and activities, except for those that are played against an opponent, such as basketball or chess....