A few dangerous words you want to know in French:
Un préservatif means a condom, NOT a preservative.
Un bras means an arm, NOT a bra.
Blessé means injured, NOT blessed.
Le pain doesn’t hurt, it’s just bread.
Introduire means to insert, NOT to introduce someone.
Une journée is a day, not a journey.
Un point is a dot, NOT a point your are making.
Un habit is an item of clothing, NOT a habit, good or bad.
Une librairie is where you BUY books.
Un coin means a corner, nothing to do with money.
Une pièce is a coin or a room, NOT a piece of something.
La monnaie is just small change or a currency, NOT money.
Car means because, NOT a vehicle.
Une location is a rental, not a place.
Actuellement means currently, NOT actually.
Eventuellement means possibly, NOT eventually.
Une pub is a commercial, un pub IS a place to eat and drink.
Une déception is a disappointment, NOT a deception.
Rester means to stay, NOT to rest.
Attendre means to wait, NOT to attend.
Une douche is just a shower, NOT a sleazy dude.
Grand means tall, not grand (only in one specific context, it can mean grand).
Joli means pretty, NOT jolly.
Un bouton can be a button but it is also a pimple, a spot on your face.
Sale means dirty, NOT a sale.
Une envie is when you feel like doing something, it’s not that you are envious.
This episode is based on my own knowledge and this great site: https://frenchtogether.com/french-english-false-friends/