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Is “je dois dire” a good way to say “I have to say” or are there better phrases that I can use? Thank you :)
Is “je dois dire” a good way to say “I have to say” or are there better phrases that I can use? Thank you :)
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@Panayhay Je dois dire que... / Je dois admettre que... / Je tiens à vous dire que...
I prefer the last one.
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