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What does il y a mean in English?

"Il y a" in French means "there is/there are" or "ago".

Here's a breakdown:

* "There is/there are":

* *Il y a un chat dans la rue.* (There is a cat in the street.)

* *Il y a des livres sur la table.* (There are books on the table.)

* "Ago":

* *Il y a trois jours, j'ai vu un film.* (Three days ago, I saw a movie.)

* *Il y a dix ans, j'habitais à Paris.* (Ten years ago, I lived in Paris.)

Note: The meaning of "il y a" depends on the context.

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