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How do you say sea shells in french?

The most common translation for "sea shells" in French is coquillages.

Here are a few other options, depending on context:

* Coquilles de mer: This is a more literal translation, meaning "sea shells."

* Coquilles marines: This emphasizes the marine nature of the shells.

* Coquillages marins: This combines the two previous options, emphasizing both the variety of shells and their marine origin.

You can also use coquille in the singular form to refer to a single shell.

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