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What french words have gn in them?

You're right! There are no French words that have the letter combination "gn" in them.

This is because the "gn" sound in French is represented by the letters "gn" only when followed by a vowel. For example:

* Gnon: This is a noun meaning "a lump, a knob".

* Gnaquer: This is a verb meaning "to gnaw".

However, in words like "champagne" or "cognac", the "gn" is not pronounced as a "gn" sound. They are pronounced as "sham-pahn" and "koh-nyak", respectively.

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