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What does the french word NE mean?

The French word "ne" doesn't have a direct translation into English. It's a negative particle that works alongside another word to create a negative sentence.

Here's how it works:

* "Ne" is always followed by a second word (usually a verb, but sometimes another negative word like "rien" or "jamais").

* Together, they form a complete negation.

Examples:

* "Je ne mange pas" (I don't eat)

* "Elle ne vient pas" (She's not coming)

* "Il ne faut pas le faire" (You shouldn't do it)

So, "ne" doesn't have a meaning on its own. Its meaning is derived from its combination with another word to create a negative sentence.

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