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How do you say he like in french?

There are a few ways to say "he likes" in French, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Il aime: This is the most common and formal way to say "he likes".

Informal:

* Il kiffe: This is a more informal and slangy way to say "he likes" and implies a strong liking or appreciation.

* Il adore: This means "he adores" and is a stronger expression of liking than "aime".

* Il a un faible pour: This literally translates to "he has a weakness for" and implies a specific liking or fondness for something.

Example:

* Il aime le chocolat. (He likes chocolate.) - Formal

* Il kiffe le hip-hop. (He loves hip-hop.) - Informal

* Il adore le jazz. (He adores jazz.) - Informal

* Il a un faible pour les voitures anciennes. (He has a weakness for vintage cars.) - Informal

The best way to say "he likes" will depend on the situation and the level of formality you want to use.

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