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How do you say im quite small in french?

Here are a few ways to say "I'm quite small" in French, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Je suis assez petite/petit. (I am quite small.)

* Je suis de petite taille. (I am of small stature.)

Informal:

* Je suis plutôt petite/petit. (I am rather small.)

* Je suis petite/petit comme un/une... (I am small like a... [e.g., "comme un chat" (like a cat)] )

Adding a bit of emphasis:

* Je suis vraiment petite/petit. (I am really small.)

* Je suis très petite/petit. (I am very small.)

Remember:

* "Petite" is used for feminine subjects, "petit" for masculine subjects.

* You can also use "minuscule" or "naine" to emphasize smallness, but these are more informal and might sound a bit harsh.

Example:

* Je suis assez petite, mais je suis forte. (I am quite small, but I am strong.)

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