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What would you do with la beret in french?

Here's how you'd say "What would you do with a beret?" in French, with some variations to consider:

Formal:

* Que feriez-vous avec un béret? (This is the most grammatically correct and formal option.)

Informal:

* Qu'est-ce que tu ferais avec un béret? (This is a more casual way of saying it, using the familiar "tu" instead of the formal "vous.")

* Tu ferais quoi avec un béret? (This is even more informal, using the familiar "tu" and a more colloquial phrasing.)

Additional Considerations:

* Context matters. If you're talking about a specific type of beret (like a Basque beret), you can specify it in the question: "Que feriez-vous avec un béret basque?"

* Adding more details: You could also add more details to your question, such as "What would you do with a beret if you were in France?"

Let me know if you have any other questions!

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