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How do you say there in French?

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

For location:

* Là: This is the most common and general translation. It means "there" as in "the book is there" (Le livre est là).

* Là-bas: This means "over there" or "further away," implying a distance.

* Là-dessus: This means "on top of that" or "there on that."

For emphasis:

* Là-dedans: This means "in there," implying a specific location within something.

* Là-haut: This means "up there" or "above."

* Là-dessous: This means "under there" or "below."

For time:

* Là: This can also mean "then" or "at that time."

The best translation depends on the specific context of your sentence.

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