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How do you say had a good in french?

The French translation of "had a good" depends on the context. Here are some options:

If you mean "had a good time":

* a passé un bon moment: This is the most common and direct translation.

* a bien passé: This is a more concise way to say "had a good time."

* a été bien: This is more literal and translates to "was good," but can also be used for "had a good time."

If you mean "had a good meal":

* a bien mangé: This translates to "ate well."

* a bien profité du repas: This translates to "enjoyed the meal."

If you mean "had a good sleep":

* a bien dormi: This translates to "slept well."

Example sentences:

* J'ai passé un bon moment au restaurant. (I had a good time at the restaurant.)

* J'ai bien mangé. (I had a good meal.)

* J'ai bien dormi. (I had a good sleep.)

Remember to choose the translation that best fits the context of your sentence.

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