No. 3,466 in French
conner
"Conner" is not a standard French word; it may be a misspelling or based on slang. If intended as "connerie," it translates to "nonsense" or "stupidity."
In a sentence
Tu ne devrais pas faire cette connerie.
You shouldn't do that stupidity.
The term "connerie" is used informally to refer to a foolish or stupid act, often in the context of discussing a mistake or misstep.
Il a dit une connerie pendant la réunion.
He said something stupid during the meeting.
In this sentence, "connerie" is used to describe something said that was foolish or inappropriate in a specific context.
Arrête tes conneries, soyons sérieux.
Stop your nonsense, let's be serious.
Here, "conneries" refers to actions or words that are frivolous or nonsensical, used in a casual tone to prompt seriousness.
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