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How do you say Its sunny here in french?

There are a few ways to say "It's sunny here" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Il fait beau soleil ici. (This is the most literal and formal way to say it.)

Informal:

* Il y a du soleil ici. (This means "There is sun here," and is a more casual way to say it.)

* Il fait soleil ici. (This is similar to the formal version, but more informal.)

More specific:

* Le soleil brille ici. (This means "The sun is shining here.")

You can also use the more informal "ici" (here) or "chez moi" (at my place) for a more personal touch.

Here are some examples:

* Il fait beau soleil ici, on devrait aller à la plage. (It's sunny here, we should go to the beach.)

* Il y a du soleil chez moi, j'espère qu'il fait beau chez toi aussi. (It's sunny at my place, I hope it's sunny at your place too.)

* Le soleil brille ici, c'est magnifique. (The sun is shining here, it's beautiful.)

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