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How do you say what are looking at in french?

There are a few ways to say "what are you looking at" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Que regardez-vous? (This is the most formal and direct way to ask.)

Informal:

* Qu'est-ce que tu regardes? (This is a more casual way to ask.)

* Tu regardes quoi? (This is even more informal and common among friends.)

* C'est quoi, ça? (This literally means "What is that?" and can be used to ask what someone is looking at, especially if it's something specific.)

Adding a little bit of attitude:

* T'regardes quoi? (This is a very informal and somewhat rude way to ask.)

* Tu regardes ça? (This is a more casual way to say "Are you looking at that?")

The best way to say it depends on who you are speaking to and the situation.

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