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What does bon chérie je beaucoup mean in English?

"Bon chérie je beaucoup" doesn't quite make sense in French. It seems like a combination of two different phrases that are grammatically incorrect.

Here's a breakdown of the parts:

* Bon means "good" in French, but it's not usually used like this in a romantic context.

* Chérie means "darling" or "sweetheart" and is a term of endearment.

* Je beaucoup is grammatically incorrect. "Je" means "I" and "beaucoup" means "a lot", but you need a verb to complete the sentence.

To make it more clear, let's look at some possible interpretations and corrections:

Option 1: If you meant to say "Good darling, I love you a lot", the correct translation would be:

* "Ma chérie, je t'aime beaucoup"

Option 2: If you meant to say "Good, darling, I'm happy," the correct translation would be:

* "C'est bon, chérie, je suis content(e)" (use "content" if you are male, "contente" if you are female)

Option 3: If you meant to say something else entirely, please provide more context and I can give you a more accurate translation.

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