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How do you say obviously in French?

There are several ways to say "obviously" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Évidemment - This is the most common and straightforward translation.

* Naturellement - This translates to "naturally" and implies that something is obvious or expected.

Informal:

* Bien sûr - This means "of course" and is a more casual way to say "obviously."

* Sans aucun doute - This means "without a doubt" and emphasizes the certainty of the statement.

* C'est clair - This literally translates to "it's clear" and is a very informal way to say "obviously."

Other options:

* Il va sans dire - This means "it goes without saying" and is a more formal way to express that something is obvious.

* De toute évidence - This translates to "clearly" and emphasizes the obviousness of the statement.

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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