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How do you say the word wavey in french?

The word "wavey" doesn't directly translate into French. Depending on the context, you could use:

For hair:

* Ondulé(e): This is the most common and general term for wavy hair.

* Bouclé(e): This means curly, but can also be used to describe hair with loose waves.

* Frisé(e): This refers to hair with tight curls or waves.

For other objects or concepts:

* Ondoyant(e): This is a more general term for something that has a wave-like pattern or movement.

* Sinueux(se): This can be used for something with a wavy or curved shape.

Example:

* "My hair is wavy." -> "Mes cheveux sont ondulés."

* "The road is wavy." -> "La route est ondoyante."

You could also use descriptive phrases like:

* "Avec des ondulations" (with waves)

* "Qui a des vagues" (which has waves)

It's always best to consider the context and choose the most appropriate word or phrase.

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