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What is the french word for said?

The French word for "said" depends on the context and tense:

For the past tense:

* dit - used for he/she/it said (masculine singular)

* dite - used for she/it said (feminine singular)

* dits - used for they said (masculine plural)

* dites - used for they said (feminine plural)

For the present tense:

* dit - used for he/she/it says (masculine singular)

* dit - used for she/it says (feminine singular)

* disent - used for they say (masculine/feminine plural)

For the future tense:

* dira - used for he/she/it will say

* diront - used for they will say

Example:

* "Il a dit bonjour" - He said hello.

* "Elle a dit merci" - She said thank you.

* "Ils ont dit au revoir" - They said goodbye.

Remember that the correct word depends on the gender and number of the subject.

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