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How do you say in french language my house is your house?

There are a couple of ways to say "My house is your house" in French, depending on the nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* "Ma maison est à votre disposition." This translates to "My house is at your disposal," which is a polite and formal way of saying your house is welcome to them.

Informal:

* "Chez moi, c'est chez toi." This translates to "At my place, it's your place," which is a more casual and friendly way of expressing the same sentiment.

* "Tu es chez toi ici." This translates to "You are at home here," which is another friendly and informal way of making someone feel welcome.

Other options:

* "Fais comme chez toi!" This translates to "Make yourself at home!" and is a common expression used to welcome someone.

* "Tu es le bienvenu(e) chez moi!" This translates to "You are welcome in my house!" and is a friendly and inviting way to express your hospitality.

The best way to say it depends on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.

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