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How do you say does he in French?

The phrase "does he" can be translated in French in a few ways, depending on the context and the verb used:

Formal:

* Est-ce qu'il (followed by the verb in the infinitive form) - This is the most common and formal way to ask a question in French.

* Example: Est-ce qu'il parle français? (Does he speak French?)

Informal:

* Il (followed by the verb in the appropriate form) - This is more informal, and can be used with friends and family.

* Example: Il mange des fruits? (Does he eat fruit?)

Using "ne" and "pas":

* Ne (followed by the verb in the appropriate form) pas? - This is used to ask if someone *doesn't* do something.

* Example: Ne mange-t-il pas de fruits? (Doesn't he eat fruit?)

Remember: The verb in French is conjugated to match the subject pronoun ("il" for "he").

Choose the most appropriate form based on the context and your level of formality.

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