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What does cet mean in French?

"Cet" in French is a demonstrative adjective that means "this" (masculine singular).

It's used before a masculine noun starting with a vowel sound or a silent "h".

Here are some examples:

* Cet arbre est grand. (This tree is big.)

* Cet homme est gentil. (This man is kind.)

* Cet hôtel est magnifique. (This hotel is magnificent.)

Note: When using "cet" before a masculine noun starting with a consonant sound, you use "ce" instead.

* Ce livre est intéressant. (This book is interesting.)

* Ce chien est adorable. (This dog is adorable.)

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