Fassiez (en. Do)
/fa.sje/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To perform an action.
You had to do your homework.
Il fallait que vous fassiez vos devoirs.
To provoke or bring about something.
It is essential that you do what is necessary.
Il est essentiel que vous fassiez le nécessaire.
To create or produce.
I wanted you to perform that play.
Je voulais que vous fassiez cette pièce de théâtre.
Etymology
Comes from the verb faire, from Latin 'facere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
You need to pay attention.
Means that it is necessary to be vigilant.
il faut que vous fassiez attention
Do what you want.
Implies that one wishes for the other to act freely.
fassiez ce que vous voulez
I would like you to make an effort.
Asks to make an effort or to get more involved.
je voudrais que vous fassiez un effort
Related Words
faire
To provoke a change or an action.
faire
fait
The result of an action.
fait
facteur
A person or thing that causes or influences something.
facteur
Slang Meanings
Do what you want.
Do what you want, do what you want.
Fais ce que tu veux, fassiez ce que vous fassiez.
Not to care about the consequences.
Go ahead, do as you please.
Allez-y, fassiez comme bon vous semble.