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How to say i like her in french?

There are a few ways to say "I like her" in French, depending on the level of formality and the type of liking you want to express:

Formal:

* Je l'aime bien. (I like her well.) This is a neutral way to say you like someone.

* Je la trouve sympathique. (I find her likeable.) This implies a positive opinion of her personality.

Informal:

* Elle me plaît. (She pleases me.) This implies attraction or romantic interest.

* Je l'aime. (I like her.) This can mean "I like her" in a general sense, or it can be more romantic depending on the context.

* Elle est cool. (She's cool.) This is a very casual way to say you like someone.

More specific:

* J'aime son sourire. (I like her smile.) This is a more specific way to say you like something about her.

* Je l'admire. (I admire her.) This suggests you have a lot of respect for her.

The best way to say it depends on the context and your relationship with the person.

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