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How do you say am not happy in french?

There are several ways to say "I am not happy" in French, depending on the level of formality and the nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Je ne suis pas heureux/heureuse. (I am not happy) - This is the most direct and neutral translation.

* Je suis malheureux/malheureuse. (I am unhappy) - This emphasizes the negative feeling.

Informal:

* Je ne suis pas content/contente. (I am not content) - This is a more casual way of saying you are not happy.

* Je suis pas content/contente. (I'm not happy) - This is even more informal and colloquial.

* Je suis déçu/déçue. (I am disappointed) - This suggests that you expected something better.

* Je suis triste. (I am sad) - This expresses a deeper sadness than "not happy."

To express stronger feelings:

* Je suis furieux/furieuse. (I am furious) - This means you are extremely angry.

* Je suis écœuré/écœurée. (I am disgusted) - This suggests that something has made you feel sick to your stomach.

The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the context and the intensity of your feelings.

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