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How do you say things change in french?

The most common way to say "things change" in French is:

"Les choses changent."

Here's a breakdown:

* Les: The (plural definite article)

* choses: things

* changent: change (third-person plural present tense of "changer")

Here are some other ways to express the same idea in French, with slightly different nuances:

* Tout change: Everything changes (more emphasis on the totality of change)

* Le monde change: The world changes (emphasizes the broader context)

* Les temps changent: Times change (emphasizes the passage of time)

* La vie change: Life changes (emphasizes the personal aspect of change)

The best way to choose the right expression depends on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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