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How do you say are smart in french?

There are a few ways to say "are smart" in French, depending on the context and the level of formality:

Formal:

* Être intelligent(e) - This is the most literal and formal translation. You can use it for both men and women, just changing the ending to match the gender.

* Être brillant(e) - This means "to be brilliant" and is another formal option.

Informal:

* Être malin(e) - This means "to be cunning" or "to be clever" and is more informal.

* Être futé(e) - This means "to be shrewd" or "to be smart" and is also informal.

* Être intelligent - You can also use the formal "intelligent" in informal contexts. However, it is a bit more formal than "malin" or "futé".

Examples:

* Il est intelligent. (He is intelligent.)

* Elle est brillante. (She is brilliant.)

* Tu es malin. (You are clever.)

* Vous êtes futée. (You are shrewd.)

The best way to choose the right phrase is to consider the context and the person you are talking to.

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