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What is si vrai in french?

"Si vrai" in French means "so true" or "very true".

It is an expression used to emphasize the truthfulness of a statement. It is similar to the English expressions "indeed", "absolutely", or "that's right".

Here are some examples of how "si vrai" can be used:

* "C'est si vrai!" (That's so true!)

* "Il a dit quelque chose de si vrai." (He said something so true.)

* "Votre analyse est si vraie." (Your analysis is very true.)

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