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What does Sais-tu faire mean?

"Sais-tu faire" is a French phrase that means "Do you know how to do?"

It's a question that asks if someone has the ability to perform a specific action.

Here's a breakdown:

* Sais-tu: This is the informal way to say "Do you know?"

* Faire: This means "to do"

To use it in a sentence, you would add the action after "faire":

* Sais-tu faire du vélo? (Do you know how to ride a bike?)

* Sais-tu faire la cuisine? (Do you know how to cook?)

* Sais-tu faire un gâteau? (Do you know how to bake a cake?)

The phrase "Sais-tu faire" is commonly used in casual conversation and implies that the speaker is curious about the other person's skillset.

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