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What does Que tout mon cheri mean in English?

The phrase "Que tout mon chéri" is grammatically incorrect in French. It's likely a misspelling or a phrase that's been shortened.

However, it's possible the phrase is meant to be:

* "Que tout mon chéri": This translates to "That all my darling...", implying something belongs to the speaker's love interest. It's incomplete and needs context to understand its full meaning.

* "Que tout mon chéri...": This could be a part of a longer sentence like "Que tout mon chéri est à moi" (meaning "That all my darling is mine").

It's important to remember that without the full sentence or context, it's impossible to give a definitive translation. If you can provide more information about where you encountered this phrase, I may be able to help you understand it better.

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