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How do you say easier in french?

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

General use:

* Plus facile: This is the most common and literal translation.

* Facile: This is also acceptable, but it implies that something is very easy.

More nuanced use:

* Plus simple: This emphasizes the simplicity of something.

* Plus aisé: This is a more formal way of saying "easier."

* Plus commode: This emphasizes the convenience of something.

Examples:

* "This task is easier than the previous one." - "Cette tâche est plus facile que la précédente."

* "It's easier to learn French if you already speak Spanish." - "C'est plus simple d'apprendre le français si vous parlez déjà l'espagnol."

* "It would be easier to go by car." - "Ce serait plus aisé d'y aller en voiture."

* "It's easier to find a parking spot on the street." - "C'est plus commode de trouver une place de parking dans la rue."

Choose the translation that best fits the situation and your desired level of formality.

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