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How do you say I want nothing in french?

The most common way to say "I want nothing" in French is:

Je ne veux rien.

This is a literal translation and is grammatically correct.

Here's a breakdown:

* Je: I

* ne...rien: this is a negative construction meaning "nothing"

* veux: want

Here are some other ways to express this sentiment in French, depending on the context:

* Je n'ai besoin de rien. (I don't need anything.)

* Je n'ai aucun désir. (I have no desire.)

* Je ne désire rien. (I desire nothing.)

* Rien ne m'intéresse. (Nothing interests me.)

* Je suis indifférent. (I am indifferent.)

The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the situation and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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