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How do you say i feel in french?

"I feel" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Je me sens (pronounced "zhuh muh sahn") - This is the most common and general way to say "I feel."

* Je ressens (pronounced "zhuh ruh-sahn") - This is slightly more formal and emphasizes the feeling itself.

Informal:

* Je suis (pronounced "zhuh swee") - This means "I am" and is used when describing a feeling as a state of being. For example, "Je suis triste" (I am sad).

Examples:

* Je me sens bien. (I feel good.)

* Je me sens fatigué. (I feel tired.)

* Je ressens de la joie. (I feel joy.)

* Je suis heureux. (I am happy.)

Note: You can also use different verbs to express specific feelings:

* Avoir peur (to be afraid)

* Avoir froid (to be cold)

* Avoir faim (to be hungry)

* Avoir sommeil (to be sleepy)

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