English–French
“angry” in French
How to say “angry” in French
“Angry” in French is fâché.
A person with a tense face and a visible frown, showing displeasure that can range from irritation to anger.
Example sentences with fâché
Il est fâché contre son ami.
He is angry at his friend.
Tips for using fâché
- For anger directed at a person, French commonly uses être fâché contre quelqu'un, while être fâché de quelque chose refers to being upset about something.
Other French words for “angry”
Elle était furieuse contre moi.
She was angry with me.