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What is amazing in French?

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

* "Fantastique": This is the most common and versatile translation for "amazing." It can be used for anything from a great movie to an incredible view.

* "Époustouflant": This word emphasizes the awe-inspiring quality of something. It means "breathtaking" or "astonishing."

* "Extraordinaire": This translates to "extraordinary" and implies something that is exceptional or unusual.

* "Incroyable": This means "unbelievable" and suggests something that is difficult to believe.

* "Génial": This is more informal and translates to "awesome" or "brilliant."

Here are some examples:

* "Le film était fantastique!" (The movie was amazing!)

* "La vue depuis le sommet était époustouflante." (The view from the top was breathtaking.)

* "C'est un artiste extraordinaire." (He's an extraordinary artist.)

* "C'est incroyable comme tu as réussi à faire ça." (It's unbelievable how you managed to do that.)

* "C'est un concept génial!" (That's a brilliant concept!)

Choosing the right word depends on the specific context and the feeling you want to express.

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