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How do you say understand your in French?

There are several ways to say "understand you" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Je comprends votre point de vue. (I understand your point of view.)

* Je comprends ce que vous voulez dire. (I understand what you mean.)

Informal:

* Je te comprends. (I understand you.)

* Je comprends. (I understand.)

* J'ai compris. (I understood.)

* Je suis d'accord. (I agree.)

More specific:

* Je vois ce que vous voulez dire. (I see what you mean.)

* Je suis d'accord avec vous. (I agree with you.)

* Je sais ce que tu ressens. (I know how you feel.)

Note: In informal situations, you can often use "Je te comprends" even if you're not specifically referring to the person's point of view. It can be a more general expression of empathy.

Choose the phrase that best fits the situation and the level of formality you want to convey.

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