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How do you say i have gone in french?

The French translation of "I have gone" depends on the context and the tense you want to use. Here are a few options:

If you're talking about a completed action in the past:

* Je suis allé(e). (This translates to "I have gone" and is the most common way to express this in the past tense.)

* Je suis parti(e). (This literally means "I have left," but can be used interchangeably with "je suis allé(e)" in some contexts.)

If you're talking about a past action that is still ongoing:

* Je suis en train d'aller. (This means "I am in the process of going.")

If you're talking about a future action:

* Je vais y aller. (This means "I'm going to go there.")

For a more specific translation, please provide me with the context of your sentence.

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