French Phrase
Mes fringues sont prêtes aussi.
Meaning
This phrase uses the popular French slang term 'fringues' to refer to clothing. It indicates that the speaker's outfit is prepared, usually in the context of getting ready for an event or a trip.
When to use
Use this in casual settings with friends or family. It is perfect for informal conversations about fashion, packing, or preparing to leave the house.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Mesfringuessontprêtesaussi
Fringues (feminine plural)
This is a slang term for clothes; because it is feminine and plural, the accompanying adjective must also be feminine plural.
Adjective Agreement
The adjective 'prêtes' adds an 'e' for feminine and an 's' for plural to match the noun 'fringues'.
🗨In Conversation
Tu as fini de te préparer ?
Are you finished getting ready?
Oui, mes fringues sont prêtes aussi.
Yes, my clothes are ready too.
✕Common Mistakes
Mes vêtements sont prêtes aussi.
Vêtements is masculine, so the adjective should be 'prêts'. Use 'prêtes' only with feminine nouns like 'fringues'.
Ma fringue est prête aussi.
While 'fringue' can be singular, it is almost exclusively used in the plural 'fringues' when referring to an outfit or clothes in general.
↔Alternatives
Mes vêtements sont prêts aussi.
My clothes are ready too (Standard).
Ma tenue est prête aussi.
My outfit is ready too.
Cultural Tip
The word 'fringues' is ubiquitous in France but remains strictly informal. While you will hear it in movies, songs, and on the street, stick to 'vêtements' or 'habits' in professional or formal environments to maintain the correct register.