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What does pas rien mean in french?

"Pas rien" in French means "not nothing", or "something".

It's a bit of a roundabout way to say something, but it emphasizes that there is something, even if it's not much.

Here are some examples:

* "Il y a pas rien à manger." (There is something to eat.)

* "J'ai pas rien à faire." (I have something to do.)

* "Elle a pas rien fait pour réussir." (She did something to succeed.)

It's similar to the English phrase "not nothing", which has a similar effect.

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