No. 4,368 in French
fâche
Angry.
In a sentence
Je suis fâché contre mon ami.
I am angry with my friend.
In this sentence, 'fâché' is used as an adjective to describe the emotional state of the speaker as being angry.
Est-ce que quelque chose te fâche ?
Does something anger you?
Here, 'fâche' is used in its verbal form to indicate an action, namely, the act of making someone angry.
Il a dit qu'il était fâché de ne pas avoir reçu de réponse.
He said he was upset about not having received a response.
In this example, 'fâché' is again an adjective describing a state of feeling upset or displeased.
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