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How do you say I am miserable in French?

"Je suis misérable" is the most direct translation of "I am miserable" in French.

However, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey, here are some other options:

* Informal:

* Je me sens mal. (I feel bad)

* Je suis déprimé(e). (I am depressed)

* Je suis au fond du trou. (I'm at the bottom of the pit)

* Formal:

* Je suis dans un état de grande détresse. (I am in a state of great distress)

* Je suis accablé(e) de tristesse. (I am overwhelmed with sadness)

The best choice depends on the specific situation and the level of formality you want to express.

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