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How do you say potential in french?

The French word for "potential" depends on the context. Here are some options:

General potential:

* Potentiel: This is the most common translation and can be used in most contexts.

* Possibilité: This translates to "possibility" and can be used when referring to a potential outcome or event.

Potential in terms of ability:

* Capacités: This translates to "capabilities" and refers to someone's potential abilities.

* Talents: This translates to "talents" and refers to someone's potential skills or gifts.

Potential in terms of power:

* Puissance: This translates to "power" and refers to the potential energy or force of something.

Examples:

* "Il a beaucoup de potentiel." (He has a lot of potential.)

* "Il y a un potentiel énorme dans ce marché." (There is enormous potential in this market.)

* "Elle a des capacités incroyables." (She has incredible capabilities.)

* "Il faut exploiter tout le potentiel de cette technologie." (We need to exploit the full potential of this technology.)

The best translation for "potential" will depend on the specific context.

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