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How do you say beside in french?

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

General meaning:

* à côté de: This is the most common and general translation, meaning "next to" or "by the side of".

* Example: "Le chat est assis à côté du chien." (The cat is sitting next to the dog.)

Meaning "in addition to":

* en plus de: This means "in addition to" or "besides".

* Example: "J'ai besoin d'un stylo, en plus de du papier." (I need a pen, besides the paper.)

Meaning "alongside":

* à côté de: This can also be used to mean "alongside" or "by the side of".

* Example: "Il a marché à côté de moi." (He walked alongside me.)

Other phrases:

* auprès de: This means "near" or "close to", and can sometimes be used for "beside" in specific contexts.

* Example: "Elle s'est assise auprès de son ami." (She sat beside her friend.)

It's important to consider the context and choose the most appropriate translation.

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