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What is clam in French?

The French word for clam is "coquille Saint-Jacques".

However, it's important to note that this term usually refers to a specific type of clam, the scallop, which is highly prized in French cuisine.

If you're talking about other types of clams, you would need to specify the type, for example:

* Palourdes: This is the French word for "clams" in general.

* Coques: This refers to "cockles".

Therefore, the most accurate translation depends on the context and the specific type of clam you're referring to.

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