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How do you say sandy in french?

The word "sandy" in French can be translated in a few different ways depending on the context:

For the texture of sand:

* Sablonneux/Sablonneuse: This is the most common and literal translation for "sandy," referring to the texture of sand.

For someone with sandy hair:

* Blond/Blonde: This is the most common translation for "sandy" hair, referring to a light blonde color.

* Châtain clair: This means "light brown" and can also be used for sandy hair.

* Fauve: This means "tawny" and is a more poetic way to describe sandy hair.

For a sandy beach:

* Plage de sable: This literally translates to "sand beach" and is the most common way to describe a beach with sand.

For other contexts, you may need to use a more specific translation:

* Sableux/Sableuse: This translates to "sandy" in a more general sense, but is less commonly used than "sablonneux/sablonneuse."

* Aride: This means "arid" and can be used to describe a sandy desert or other dry, sandy area.

Remember to choose the translation that best fits the context of your sentence.

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