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What is dont like doing homework in french?

There are a few ways to say "I don't like doing homework" in French, depending on the level of formality and emphasis you want:

Formal:

* Je n'aime pas faire mes devoirs. (This is the most literal and direct translation.)

* Je n'apprécie pas les devoirs. (This is a bit more formal and emphasizes the dislike of homework in general.)

Informal:

* J'aime pas faire mes devoirs. (This is a more casual way of saying it, but still polite.)

* Je déteste faire mes devoirs. (This is more emphatic and expresses a stronger dislike.)

* J'ai la flemme de faire mes devoirs. (This means "I'm too lazy to do my homework." It's a very casual and informal expression.)

You can also use other verbs like "supporter" (to tolerate) or "endurer" (to endure) to express a dislike for homework.

For example:

* Je ne supporte pas les devoirs. (I can't stand homework.)

* J'endure les devoirs à contrecœur. (I endure homework reluctantly.)

The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the context and who you are talking to.

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