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How do you say I have had in French?

The French translation of "I have had" depends on the context and tense:

If you're talking about an experience in the past that is finished:

* J'ai eu: This is the most common and general way to say "I have had" in the past.

* J'avais: This translates to "I had," meaning you possessed something in the past.

If you're talking about something you've recently consumed:

* J'ai mangé: This translates to "I have eaten," and is used for food and drink.

* J'ai bu: This translates to "I have drunk," and is used for beverages.

Examples:

* J'ai eu un chien. (I have had a dog.)

* J'ai eu une bonne journée. (I have had a good day.)

* J'avais un stylo. (I had a pen.)

* J'ai mangé un sandwich. (I have eaten a sandwich.)

* J'ai bu un café. (I have drunk a coffee.)

It's important to consider the context and use the appropriate verb tense to express the correct meaning.

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