Technology & Social Media

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The adjective 'social' becomes 'sociaux' in the masculine plural.

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Commonly used with verbs like créer, supprimer, or pirater.

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Derived from the verb publier.

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Regular -er verb. Takes the preposition 'avec' to indicate sharing with someone.

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Can be feminine ('une abonnée'). Comes from the verb s'abonner.

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Often used with verbs like recevoir, désactiver, or activer.

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Uses the elided article 'l'' because it starts with a mute vowel.

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Compound noun: 'mot' (word) + 'de passe' (of pass).

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Can mean both downloading and uploading depending on context, though 'téléverser' is specifically uploading.

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Followed by the preposition 'sous' (under) when referring to a post.

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In social media contexts, synonymous with 'mettre un pouce bleu' or clicking the heart icon.

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Usually related to the verb cliquer.

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Almost always used in the plural 'les données' when referring to digital data.

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Regular -er verb, typically used with the preposition 'sur'.

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Refers to the continuous stream of updates on platforms like Facebook or LinkedIn.

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Feminine form is 'une influenceuse'.

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Can mean both a hyperlink and a relational bond between people.

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Regular -er verb used in security and social media contexts.

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Often shortened to 'appli' in colloquial spoken French.

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An anglicism widely accepted and used in standard French.

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Borrowed from English, specifically referring to the Instagram video format.

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Masculine plural is 'viraux'. Feminine is 'virale' / 'virales'.

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An anglicism used for 24-hour disappearing posts; sometimes called 'abonnement' or 'récit' in official administrative French, but 'story' dominates informally.

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Past participle used as an adjective. Feminine form is 'connectée'.

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A compound noun formed with 'cyber-' and 'harcèlement'.