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How do you say ugh in French?

There isn't a perfect one-to-one translation for "ugh" in French. It depends on the context and the feeling you're trying to express. Here are some options:

For mild disgust or annoyance:

* "Beurk!" This is a common expression for mild disgust, like when you taste something bad.

* "Pff!" This is a sound of annoyance or dismissal.

* "Ah, non !" This is a more general expression of disapproval.

For stronger disgust or annoyance:

* "Dégoûtant !" This means "disgusting" and is used for stronger feelings of aversion.

* "Horreur !" This means "horror" and is used for a more dramatic expression of disgust.

* "C'est détestable !" This means "It's detestable!" and can be used to express strong annoyance.

For a general sound of frustration:

* "Grrr..." This is a sound of frustration, similar to "ugh."

* "Aaaaargh !" This is a more dramatic and exaggerated sound of frustration.

Ultimately, the best way to say "ugh" in French will depend on the specific situation and the emotion you want to convey.

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