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How do you translate lucienne je ma cherie?

"Lucienne, you are my darling" or "Lucienne, you are my sweetheart."

Here's a breakdown:

* Lucienne: This is a proper noun, a name.

* je: This is the French pronoun for "I".

* ma: This is the feminine possessive adjective meaning "my".

* chérie: This is the feminine form of "chéri," which means "darling" or "sweetheart."

Therefore, the entire phrase translates to "You are my darling, Lucienne."

This phrase is often used in a romantic context, expressing love and affection.

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