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How do you say that will be in French?

"That will be" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Ce sera: This is the most common and formal translation.

* Cela sera: This is a more formal alternative to "Ce sera" and is used when referring to a specific thing or idea.

Informal:

* Ça sera: This is a more informal version of "Ce sera."

* C'est: This is a very informal way of saying "that will be" and is often used in casual conversations.

Examples:

* Ce sera 10 euros. (Formal) - That will be 10 euros.

* Cela sera un plaisir de vous rencontrer. (Formal) - That will be a pleasure to meet you.

* Ça sera bien. (Informal) - That will be good.

* C'est tout. (Informal) - That's all.

The best translation for "that will be" will depend on the specific situation and the formality of the conversation.

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