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No more 鈥榠t bag鈥� or 鈥榯ry before you buy鈥� 鈥� the correct French terms should be 鈥�sac iconique鈥� and 鈥�濒鈥檈蝉蝉补测别谤-补肠丑别迟别谤鈥�.

These are two examples of anglicisms in the world of fashion and shopping that French officials have asked should be replaced by their approved French equivalents.

A list of these has been published in Le Journal Officiel after approval by a body which oversees this process, the Commission d鈥檈nrichissement de la langue fran莽aise.

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New French recommendations for 鈥榰nnecessary鈥� anglicisms are made on a regular basis and those previously put forward can be found in the database at the .

Use of the terms is in theory obligatory by organisations in the state sector 鈥� though we have not heard of anyone being fined for failure to use them 鈥� and is recommended generally to 鈥渁nyone who is keen to be understood by as many people as possible鈥�, according to France Terme.

The latest batch of words includes:

• Try before you buy 鈥� 濒鈥檈蝉蝉补测别谤-补肠丑别迟别谤

• It bag 鈥� un sac iconique

• It girl/boy 鈥� une ic么ne de mode

• Must-have 鈥� un incontournable

• Fashionista or fashion victim 鈥� un/e passion茅/e de mode

• Tote bag 鈥� un fourre-tout, un sac en toile or un sac publicitaire

• Lifestyle 鈥� le style de vie

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