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I heard this line in “American Dad” and they clearly indicated that it was a reference to a movie. But what movie?
Very Pretty Coco
Three Pretty Coconuts
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In which movie is the phrase “very pretty, coco” found?
I heard this line in “American Dad” and they clearly indicated that it was a reference to a movie. But what movie?
The original version of Fame. (I will live forever) lol
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Tres jolie, coco is a French expression meaning “three pretty girls, Coco”. The line is spoken by Gustave Hervé in the 1956 film Les Enfants du Paradis. A transcription of the line is “Very pretty, coco”.
What is the saying “Tres jolie, coco” in French?
Tres jolie, coco is a French expression meaning “Very pretty, coconut”. The expression is often used as an admiration for a woman or a girl.
Where does the saying come from?
The saying “tres jolie, coco” is French for “very beautiful, coconut”. The saying probably originates from the 1961 Franco-Italian war film The Great War. In the film, a French soldier says to his Italian girlfriend: “Ti amo so much, coco” (I love you so much, coco). The girlfriend responds with “E anch’io ti amo tanto, tesoro” (And I love you too, treasure).
What does “Very pretty, coco” mean in Portuguese?
The expression “Tres jolie, coco” is used in the film “The Young Girls Club” and means “Very pretty, coco”.
Conclusion
The film Tres Jolis, Coco tells the story of a girl who moves to Paris with her mother and stepfather. In Paris, she meets a boy who speaks French fluently. He takes her to see his family’s bakery and the two fall in love. His sister tells him he can’t date “very pretty, coco” because she’s already in a relationship with someone else. Can they still be together?
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