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What does ou mean in English?

"Ou" doesn't have a direct meaning in English on its own. It's a French word, and its meaning depends on the context.

Here are some possible meanings of "ou" in French:

* "or" (as a conjunction) - used to link alternatives

* Example: "Voudrais-tu du thé ou du café?" (Would you like tea or coffee?)

* "where" (as an interrogative pronoun)

* Example: " est la bibliothèque?" (Where is the library?)

* "where" (as a relative pronoun)

* Example: "Le village j'ai grandi" (The village where I grew up)

If you provide me with the full sentence or phrase where you saw "ou," I can help you understand its meaning in that specific context.

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