marrer

laugh

m a . ʁ e
marr laugh + er Infinitive
verb Uncommon #21,513
laugh Informal; most often used reflexively as « se marrer » (to have a good laugh).
FR: On va se marrer ce soir.
EN: We’re going to have a good laugh tonight.
Conjugation of marrer
marrer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First marre
Third marre
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First marre
Third marre
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second marre

On va se marrer.

We're going to have fun.

— Heureux comme Lazzaro (2018)

Vous me faites bien marrer, les mecs.

You guys make me laugh.

Nous allons bien nous marrer.

We're going to have a good laugh.

Arrête de te marrer.

Stop laughing.

— Victoria (2015)

Qu'est-ce qui te fait marrer?

What makes you laugh?

Qu'est-ce qui vous fait marrer?

What makes you laugh?

— Le Cercle des neiges (2023)

Je sens qu'on va se marrer.

I feel like we're going to have fun.

Je passe ma vie à me marrer.

I spend my life cracking up.

— Cold Storage (2026)

Ça te fait marrer?

Does that make you laugh?

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Vous me faites marrer.

You crack me up.

Allez, Acerola, faut se marrer un peu!

Come on, Acerola, let's have some fun!

— La Cité des hommes (2007)

On veut se marrer, non?

We want to have fun, right?

— La Vague (2008)

Moi, ça me ferait marrer.

That would make me laugh.

— Faute d'amour (2017)

Nan, tu va te marrer.

Nah, you'll get a good laugh out of it.

— L'Expérience (2001)

Ça fait marrer les jeunes, aujourd'hui.

That makes young people laugh these days.

— Dans ses yeux (2009)

On va bien se marrer.

We're going to have a lot of fun.

Tu veux te marrer un peu?

Do you want to have a little laugh?

— Primate (2026)

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