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What does ou est-ce habite mean in french?

The phrase "ou est-ce habite" is grammatically incorrect in French.

Here's why:

* "Ou" means "where" and is used for locations.

* "Est-ce" is the interrogative form of "être" (to be).

* "Habite" is the third person singular present tense of "habiter" (to live).

To make a correct question, you need to restructure the phrase. Here are a few options:

1. "Où habite-t-il/elle ?" (Where does he/she live?)

* This is the most common and grammatically correct way to ask this question.

2. "Où est-ce qu'il/elle habite ?" (Where does he/she live?)

* This is another correct form using the "est-ce que" construction, which emphasizes the question.

3. "Quel est son adresse ?" (What is his/her address?)

* This is an alternative way to ask about someone's residence.

Remember to use the correct subject pronoun (il/elle) depending on who you are asking about.

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