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How does one say you heard in French?

There are a few ways to say "you heard" in French, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Vous avez entendu: This is the most literal translation and is used in formal situations.

Informal:

* Tu as entendu: This is the informal equivalent of "vous avez entendu" and is used with friends and family.

* T'as entendu: This is a very informal and colloquial way to say "you heard" and is common among friends and young people.

Other options:

* Vous voyez: This translates to "you see" but is often used to mean "you understand" or "you heard."

* Vous comprenez: This means "you understand" and is used in formal situations.

Examples:

* Vous avez entendu ce qu'il a dit? (Did you hear what he said?) - Formal

* Tu as entendu la nouvelle? (Did you hear the news?) - Informal

* T'as entendu ce qu'il a fait? (Did you hear what he did?) - Very informal

* Vous voyez ce que je veux dire? (You see what I mean?) - Formal

* Vous comprenez? (Do you understand?) - Formal

The best way to choose the correct phrase is to consider the context and your relationship with the person you are speaking to.

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