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What does tu fais la tete mean?

"Tu fais la tête" is a French expression that means "You're sulking" or "You're giving me the silent treatment".

It literally translates to "You're making the face", referring to the expression someone makes when they are upset or pouting.

Here are some examples of how you might use it:

* "Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ? Tu fais la tête ?" (What's wrong? Are you sulking?)

* "Arrête de faire la tête, on va aller au cinéma !" (Stop sulking, we're going to the movies!)

* "Je ne comprends pas pourquoi tu fais la tête. J'ai juste dit la vérité." (I don't understand why you're giving me the silent treatment. I just told the truth.)

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