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How do you say character in french?

"Character" in French can be translated in several ways depending on the context:

General meaning of character:

* Le caractère: This is the most common and general translation. It refers to the personality, temperament, or moral qualities of a person.

* Le personnage: This translation refers to a character in a story, play, movie, etc.

Other specific meanings:

* Le caractère d'impression: This refers to the typeface or font of printed text.

* Le caractère chinois: This refers to a Chinese character.

So, to be precise, you need to specify the context of your sentence. For example:

* "He has a strong character." - Il a un caractère fort.

* "The main character of the book is a detective." - Le personnage principal du livre est un détective.

* "The printer has a variety of characters available." - L'imprimante propose une variété de caractères.

The best way to choose the right translation is to consider the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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