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How would you say interesting in french?

"Interesting" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Most common:

* Intéressant(e) (masculine/feminine) - This is the most common and straightforward translation.

Other options:

* Passionnant(e) (masculine/feminine) - This emphasizes excitement and enthusiasm.

* Fascinant(e) (masculine/feminine) - This suggests something captivating or mesmerizing.

* Curieux(se) (masculine/feminine) - This implies something intriguing or curious.

* Intriguant(e) (masculine/feminine) - This conveys something that sparks interest and curiosity.

Examples:

* "Ce livre est intéressant." (This book is interesting.)

* "Le film est passionnant." (The movie is exciting.)

* "La vue est fascinante." (The view is mesmerizing.)

* "C'est une histoire curieuse." (It's a curious story.)

* "Son argument est intriguant." (His argument is intriguing.)

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