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What do you call someone who speaks English and french?

There isn't one specific word to describe someone who speaks both English and French. However, you can use these options:

Formal:

* Bilingual (in English and French)

* Fluent in both English and French

* Proficient in both English and French

Informal:

* Someone who speaks both English and French

* A bilingual speaker

* An English and French speaker

You can also use more descriptive terms depending on the context, like:

* A French-English speaker (emphasizing the French language)

* An English-speaking French person (emphasizing the person's nationality)

Ultimately, the best term depends on the specific context and the desired level of formality.

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