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How do you say I arrive from school in French?

The best way to say "I arrive from school" in French depends on the context and the level of formality. Here are a few options:

Formal:

* Je rentre de l'école. (This is the most common and natural way to say it.)

* Je reviens de l'école. (This implies you were at school and are now back.)

Informal:

* J'arrive de l'école. (This is more literal and less common.)

* Je suis arrivé(e) de l'école. (This emphasizes that you have already arrived.)

Note: "L'école" is used when referring to the school as a place, while "école" is used when referring to the school as a concept.

Example:

* Je rentre de l'école, je suis fatigué(e). (I'm coming home from school, I'm tired.)

* Je reviens de l'école, j'ai appris beaucoup de choses aujourd'hui. (I'm back from school, I learned a lot today.)

The choice of expression will depend on the specific situation and the speaker's preference.

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