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How do you say woke up in french?

The most common way to say "woke up" in French is "s'est réveillé" for the past tense.

Here's how it works:

* "Se réveiller" is the verb "to wake up".

* "S'est" is the third-person singular of the reflexive pronoun "se" in the past tense.

* "Réveillé" is the past participle of the verb "se réveiller".

Here are some examples:

* Il s'est réveillé à 7 heures du matin. (He woke up at 7 am.)

* Elle s'est réveillée en sursaut. (She woke up with a start.)

* Le bébé s'est réveillé pendant la nuit. (The baby woke up during the night.)

Note: There are other ways to express waking up depending on the context. For example, you could use:

* "s'est levé" (literally "got up") which implies getting out of bed.

* "a ouvert les yeux" (literally "opened his/her eyes") to emphasize that someone became conscious.

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