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How do you say is in french?

"Is" in French can be translated in a few different ways, depending on the context:

For the present tense:

* "est": This is the most common translation and is used for the third person singular of the verb "être" (to be).

* Example: "Il est grand" (He is tall).

* "sont": This is used for the third person plural of the verb "être".

* Example: "Ils sont grands" (They are tall).

For questions:

* "est-ce que": This is a common way to start a question in French. It literally means "is it that".

* Example: "Est-ce que tu es prêt?" (Are you ready?)

* "est-il": This is a more formal way to start a question, and it is used for the third person singular.

* Example: "Est-il possible?" (Is it possible?)

For other situations:

* "être": You can also use "être" by itself when referring to the state of being.

* Example: "C'est un livre" (It is a book).

It's important to remember:

* The translation of "is" depends on the subject of the sentence and the tense.

* There are other ways to express the idea of "is" in French, such as using adjectives or adverbs.

Let me know if you'd like a specific example sentence, and I can give you the best translation for "is" in that context!

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