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How to say giggle in french?

The most common way to say "giggle" in French is "glousser".

Here are some other options depending on the context:

* Rire bêtement: Literally "to laugh stupidly", used for silly or nervous giggling.

* Rire sous cape: "To laugh under the cloak", indicating a quiet, secret giggle.

* Rire nerveusement: "To laugh nervously", for a giggle stemming from anxiety or embarrassment.

* Pouffer de rire: "To burst out laughing", implying a loud and uncontrollable giggle.

Remember, the best word to use will depend on the specific type of giggle you want to describe.

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