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What is small in French if you were saying a girl small?

There are a few ways to say "small" in French when describing a girl, depending on the context and the desired nuance:

General "small"

* Petite: This is the most common and neutral way to say "small" in French. It's appropriate for both physical size and age.

* Minime: This word emphasizes being very small, almost tiny.

Referring to height

* Petite: This works well for describing a girl's height.

* De petite taille: This means "of small size" and is more formal.

Other options

* Fraile: This word suggests someone is thin and delicate.

* Mignonne: This means "cute" or "adorable" and implies that being small is a positive quality.

Examples:

* "La petite fille est très gentille." (The small girl is very kind.)

* "Elle est petite, mais elle est très forte." (She is small, but she is very strong.)

* "Elle est de petite taille, mais elle a un grand cœur." (She is small in stature, but she has a big heart.)

Remember to choose the word that best fits the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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