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How do you say stain in french?

The French word for "stain" depends on the context:

For a physical stain (like on clothing or a surface):

* Tache: This is the most common and general term for a stain.

For a stain that leaves a mark or blemish:

* Tache: This word also works here.

* Tâché: This word is more formal and emphasizes the mark left by the stain.

For a stain that is a mark of dishonor or disgrace:

* Tache: This word can be used in this context as well.

* Souillure: This word specifically refers to a moral stain or a mark of shame.

For a stain that is a discoloration:

* Décoloration: This word refers to a change in color, often due to a stain.

Examples:

* Il y a une tache de vin rouge sur ma chemise. (There is a red wine stain on my shirt.)

* La guerre a laissé une tache indélébile sur l'histoire de ce pays. (The war left an indelible stain on the history of this country.)

* Cette peinture a une légère décoloration. (This painting has a slight discoloration.)

The best word to use will depend on the specific context.

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