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How do you say interested in French?

The French translation of "interested" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

General interest:

* Intéressé(e) (masculine/feminine): This is the most common and general translation for "interested."

* Passionné(e) (masculine/feminine): This means "passionate" and implies a stronger interest.

Specific interest:

* Intéressé(e) par...: This is used when you are interested in something specific. For example: "Je suis intéressé par la musique." (I am interested in music.)

* Curieux(se) de...: This means "curious about..." and implies a desire to learn more. For example: "Je suis curieux de savoir ce qui s'est passé." (I am curious to know what happened.)

In a conversation:

* Ça m'intéresse: This means "That interests me."

* Je suis intéressé(e): This means "I am interested."

* J'aimerais en savoir plus: This means "I would like to know more."

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the level of interest you are expressing.

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