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What does rien de special mean?

"Rien de spécial" in French translates to "nothing special" in English.

It's a common phrase used to express that something is ordinary or not particularly noteworthy.

Here are some examples:

* "J'ai rien de spécial pour le dîner." (I have nothing special for dinner.)

* "Il n'y a rien de spécial à faire ici." (There's nothing special to do here.)

* "Ce n'est rien de spécial, mais j'aime bien." (It's nothing special, but I like it.)

It's important to note that "rien de spécial" can also be used in a sarcastic or ironic tone to imply that something is actually quite special, but the speaker is downplaying it.

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