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| quote: | Originally posted by malek
ok farot means a clothing item, it seems to be used in Cote d'ivoire.
kind of a skirt 
something else,
grossly a lantern on a stick
.... which one fits ? |
hmm, well I wrote the title down wrong in this thread. It's actually
"Séraphin: un homme et son péché"
starring the beautiful Karine Vanasse! And she's just told her father that she wants to marry Roy Dupuis's character (is there a law in Quebec that Roy Dupuis has to appear in every movie?). In response to that her father goes into a bit of a tirade telling her how big of a loser he is, so he says
"un grand rèvere, un farot"
implying that he'll never make a good husband, or something to that effect.
So with three definitions: Jailer,Skirt,Lantern that don't really fit I'm thinking I probably heard the wrong word or something.
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