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How so you say believe in French?

There are a few ways to say "believe" in French, depending on the context:

General belief:

* Croire: This is the most common and general way to say "believe".

* Penser: This translates to "think", but can also be used to express belief in a less strong way.

* Avoir confiance: This translates to "have trust", and is used to express confidence in something or someone.

To believe someone or something:

* Croire à: This is used to express belief in something abstract, like a theory or a cause.

* Faire confiance à: This is used to express trust in someone or something.

Examples:

* Je crois qu'il pleuvra demain. (I believe it will rain tomorrow.)

* Je pense qu'elle a raison. (I think she's right.)

* J'ai confiance en lui. (I trust him.)

* Je crois au pouvoir de l'amour. (I believe in the power of love.)

* Je fais confiance à mon médecin. (I trust my doctor.)

The best way to choose the correct phrase depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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