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What is the meaning of tu fais quelle filiere in English?

The phrase "tu fais quelle filière" in French literally translates to "what field are you taking?" or "what track are you in?"

This phrase is usually used to ask about someone's field of study in a school or university. For example, you might ask this question to a classmate to find out what they are majoring in.

Here are some English translations that capture the meaning more naturally:

* What's your major?

* What are you studying?

* What program are you in?

* What field are you specializing in?

The most appropriate translation will depend on the context and the level of formality.

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