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What is que je te fais when translated from French to English?

"Que je te fais" is a bit tricky to translate directly. It means "What I do to you" or "What I am doing to you".

The actual meaning depends on the context. It can be:

* A question: "What am I doing to you?", perhaps in a playful or apologetic way.

* A statement: "This is what I am doing to you", implying a particular action or effect.

Here are some examples:

* "Que je te fais?" - "What am I doing to you?" (Asking why someone is upset)

* "Je ne sais pas que je te fais." - "I don't know what I'm doing to you." (Explaining an unintentional effect)

* "C'est que je te fais, tu vois." - "This is what I am doing to you, see." (Explaining a specific action)

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the speaker's intentions.

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