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What does stage mean in french?

The French word for "stage" can be either "scène" or "étape". Here's the difference:

* Scène: This is the most common translation and refers to a stage in a theater. It can also refer to a scene in a play, film, or book.

* Étape: This refers to a stage in a journey, a process, or a project. It can also mean a stopping point on a route.

For example:

* "La scène était magnifique." (The stage was magnificent.)

* "Ils sont arrivés à la première étape de leur voyage." (They arrived at the first stage of their journey.)

The specific meaning of "stage" will depend on the context of the sentence.

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