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What does Tu you fais souffrir mean?

"Tu you fais souffrir" is a French phrase that translates to: "You are making me suffer."

Let's break it down:

* Tu: You (informal, singular)

* you: This is a bit redundant and is often used to emphasize the feeling of suffering

* fais: present tense of "faire" (to do, to make)

* souffrir: to suffer

The phrase expresses a strong feeling of pain or discomfort caused by the person being addressed. It can be used in a variety of contexts, from a romantic relationship to a friendship to a family situation.

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