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How do you say moving house in French?

There are a few ways to say "moving house" in French, depending on the specific context:

* Déménager: This is the most common and general way to say "to move house."

* Changer de logement: This means "to change housing" and implies moving to a different house or apartment.

* S'installer ailleurs: This means "to settle elsewhere" and implies a more permanent move.

You could also use a phrase like:

* Faire ses cartons: This literally translates to "make one's boxes" and refers to the process of packing for a move.

* Emballer ses affaires: This means "to pack one's belongings" and also refers to the packing process.

Examples:

* "Nous déménageons dans un nouveau quartier." (We are moving to a new neighborhood.)

* "Je cherche un nouveau logement." (I am looking for a new place to live.)

* "Il a décidé de s'installer à la campagne." (He decided to settle in the countryside.)

The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the specific situation and what you want to convey.

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