Gabrielle, a teacher in the television series 30 vies, asks a student how her project is going.
The student doesn’t seem to want to talk, so she only gives a short answer.
Here’s how the conversation went:
— Comment ça se passe, le projet?
— Correct.
— Juste correct?
— Correct.
Correct in this conversation is the equivalent of “fine.” You’ll probably hear it pronounced informally as correc.
Do you remember the â sound? You’ll hear it in the verb passer.
[The conversation above comes from 30 vies, season 2, episode 46, Radio-Canada, Montreal, 29 November 2011.]