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What does the french word faut mean?

The French word "ft" is a contraction of the verb "il faut," which means "it is necessary" or "one must"**.

Here's a breakdown:

* il: pronoun meaning "it"

* faut: third person singular present tense of the verb "falloir," meaning "to be necessary"

Examples:

* Il faut manger. (It is necessary to eat.)

* Il faut partir. (One must leave.)

* Il faut que tu ailles. (You must go.)

It's important to note that "f**t" is a very informal way of saying "il faut" and is generally not used in formal writing or speech.

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