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What is on se dispute rarement in french?

The phrase "on se dispute rarement" in French means "we rarely argue".

Here's a breakdown:

* on: This is the impersonal pronoun meaning "one" or "people" in general.

* se: This is the reflexive pronoun, indicating that the action is done to oneself.

* dispute: This means "argue".

* rarement: This means "rarely".

So, the phrase as a whole expresses the idea that arguments are infrequent between the people being referred to.

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