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What is the phrase I am proud of you in French?

The phrase "I am proud of you" in French can be expressed in a few ways, depending on the formality and context:

Formal:

* Je suis fier/fière de toi. (This is the most literal translation, meaning "I am proud of you.")

* Je suis très fier/fière de toi. (This emphasizes the feeling of pride.)

Informal:

* Je suis super fier/fière de toi. (This is a more casual way to express pride.)

* T'es vraiment super/génial/géniale! (This is a very casual way to express pride, meaning "You're really great!")

For a specific accomplishment:

* Je suis fier/fière de ce que tu as accompli. (This means "I am proud of what you have accomplished.")

Note:

* "Fier" is the masculine form, while "fière" is the feminine form.

* The pronoun "toi" is used when addressing a singular person informally, while "vous" is used formally.

* The context and your relationship with the person will determine the appropriate level of formality.

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