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How do you say were i sit in french?

The phrase "where I sit" in French can be translated in a couple of ways, depending on the context:

1. "Où je suis assis(e)" - This is the most direct translation and literally means "where I am sitting".

* This is appropriate for describing the physical location of where you are sitting.

2. "L'endroit où je suis assis(e)" - This means "the place where I am sitting".

* It is a more formal way to express the same idea as the first option.

3. "Mon siège" - This translates to "my seat".

* It is used when you are talking about the specific chair you are sitting on.

Example sentences:

* "Où je suis assis(e), je vois tout le monde." (Where I am sitting, I see everyone.)

* "L'endroit où je suis assis(e) est très confortable." (The place where I am sitting is very comfortable.)

* "Mon siège est près de la fenêtre." (My seat is near the window.)

The best translation depends on the context and what you want to emphasize.

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