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What is est-ce que tu pas when translated from French to English?

The phrase "est-ce que tu pas" in French is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense. It seems like it might be a partial or misremembered phrase.

Here's why:

* "Est-ce que" is used to introduce a question in French.

* "Tu" means "you" in French.

* "Pas" means "not" in French.

To make a proper sentence, we need a verb.

Here are some possibilities based on what the speaker might have meant:

* "Est-ce que tu passes?" - Do you pass? (referring to passing something or a test)

* "Est-ce que tu pars?" - Are you leaving?

* "Est-ce que tu peux?" - Can you?

* "Est-ce que tu vas?" - Are you going?

To understand the intended meaning, you need more context!

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