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  1. 18 juin 2005 · Fait divers seems to cover what is considered tabloid journalism in English but there is no one term in English to cover the sort of stories covered by the French term. It can only be defined in terms of its characteristics, such as, only locally important, possibly sensational, or in terms of what it is not, such as weighty and of general importance.

  2. 6 déc. 2010 · Oct 21, 2007. #11. "Nouvelles en trois lignes" is a book recently published in English by the noted early 20th century art critic/anarchist Felix Feneon. Feneon compiled faits divers for le Matin in 1906. He imbued this traditional form with an ironic and poetic wit, distilling dramatic narrative into three lines.

  3. 14 juil. 2007 · I heard "fait d'hiver" used repeatedly while listening to France Inter when they were discussing the news of the past week.. not sure if I heard it right but hopefully someone knows what it means..

  4. 17 mars 2014 · Mar 17, 2014. #1. Hi, I can't make the difference between these 2 words. Faits divers= topic news (only important ones?) actualité= lastest news (any kind?) Merci de vos repenses.

  5. 6 déc. 2005 · Définition: fait divers. Événement plus ou moins important qui ne relève ni de l'actualité mondiale, ni de la politique, ni de l'économie. Le fait divers est un accroc à l'ordre social, le plus souvent malheureux : accident de toute sorte, catastrophe aérienne, drame conjugal, enlèvement, mort d'une star, etc. Il est intéressant de ...

  6. 15 nov. 2011 · Nov 15, 2011. #3. The WordReference dictionary does in fact define faits divers as news in brief. "In Brief" would be a possible headline for such a column. However, in the U.S. we don't have an exact word to translate all of what faits divers represents: they are often juicy, and unusual, about people, frequently about crimes or police matters.

  7. 13 avr. 2007 · Hello, "fait divers" can be translated as "a news item" or as "a trivial event". I hope this is what you are looking for.

  8. 9 mars 2012 · Mar 9, 2012. #2. Le fait divers est un évènement de la vie, que l’on retranscrit dans les médias. société : un ensemble d'individus qui ont des normes, des conduites et une culture commune. D.

  9. 16 nov. 2005 · La prononcitation du "t" final marque la distinction entre le verbe faire (to do/to make en anglais) et le fait (fact en anglais). Le "t" n'est jamais proncone pour le verbe faire, mais peu l'etre pour le mot fait (fact). Il en fait (to do) trop = pas prononce. En fait (as a matter of fact) , il est heureux = pronconce.

  10. 30 janv. 2012 · Hello, Charli, and welcome to the forum. There's already a number of threads concerning "fait divers" on this forum. Type in "fait divers" in the thread title search at the top of the page and you'll find them. Hopefully, they'll enlighten you. Good luck, the Duck.

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