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How do you say Can talk in french?

There are a few ways to say "can talk" in French, depending on the context:

For general ability:

* "Pouvoir parler" (formal) - This translates directly to "to be able to speak."

* "Savoir parler" (formal) - This translates directly to "to know how to speak."

For asking permission:

* "Puis-je parler ?" (formal) - This translates to "May I speak?"

* "Est-ce que je peux parler ?" (formal) - This translates to "Can I speak?"

* "Je peux parler ?" (informal) - This translates to "Can I speak?"

For offering to talk:

* "On peut parler" (informal) - This translates to "We can talk."

* "Je peux vous parler" (formal) - This translates to "I can talk to you."

For expressing the ability to speak a language:

* "Je parle [language]" (formal) - This translates to "I speak [language]."

For expressing the ability to communicate:

* "Je peux communiquer" (formal) - This translates to "I can communicate."

The best way to say "can talk" in French depends on the specific situation and the level of formality you want to convey.

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