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How do you say cute in English translated into french?

There isn't one perfect translation for "cute" in French, as the best choice depends on the context and the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are some options:

General "cute":

* Mignon(ne) - This is the most common and versatile translation for "cute," suitable for both people and objects.

* Adorable - This is a bit stronger than "mignon(ne)," emphasizing cuteness and endearing qualities.

* Charmant(e) - This option emphasizes charm and attractiveness, often used for people.

Specific "cute" for children or animals:

* Craquant(e) - This implies something so cute it's almost irresistible.

* Chou(te) - This is a very informal and affectionate way to say "cute," often used for children or pets.

* Trop mignon(ne) - This literally means "too cute," emphasizing the level of cuteness.

Other considerations:

* "Cute" as in "clever" or "smart" - Astucieux(se) or Malin(e) might be suitable.

* "Cute" as in "stylish" or "trendy" - Chic or Branché(e) might be better choices.

The best translation depends on the specific context and what you want to emphasize about the cuteness.

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