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How do you say upstairs in french?

The most common way to say "upstairs" in French is "à l'étage".

Here are some other options, depending on the context:

* En haut: This literally translates to "up there" and is a more informal way of saying "upstairs."

* Au-dessus: This means "above" and can be used to refer to the floor above.

* A l'étage supérieur: This means "on the upper floor" and is a more formal way to say "upstairs."

For example:

* "My bedroom is à l'étage." (My bedroom is upstairs.)

* "Let's go en haut and see the view." (Let's go upstairs and see the view.)

* "The library is au-dessus of the classroom." (The library is above the classroom.)

* "The conference room is à l'étage supérieur." (The conference room is on the upper floor.)

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