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What does beaucoup toujours Mean in English?

The phrase "beaucoup toujours" doesn't quite make sense in French. It seems like a possible misunderstanding of two separate phrases:

* Beaucoup means "a lot" or "many".

* Toujours means "always".

If you're looking for a translation of a phrase that sounds similar, here are some possibilities:

1. "Toujours beaucoup" (Always a lot): This would translate to "always a lot" or "always many" in English. It could be used to describe something that is always plentiful, or something that happens very frequently.

2. "Beaucoup de temps" (A lot of time): This would translate to "a lot of time" in English. It could be used to describe something that takes a long time, or something that happens over a long period.

3. "Beaucoup de choses" (A lot of things): This would translate to "a lot of things" in English. It could be used to describe a large quantity of objects or ideas.

Please provide more context for the phrase "beaucoup toujours" and I will be happy to help you with a more accurate translation.

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