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Can someone explain “ jai bien aimé” to me i understand it overall i just want to know if its used more for like or to appreciate something someone did, is there a word or phrase specifically to say “i appreciate what you did” , thank you :)
Can someone explain “ jai bien aimé” to me i understand it overall i just want to know if its used more for like or to appreciate something someone did, is there a word or phrase specifically to say “i appreciate what you did” , thank you :)
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C’est apprécier quelque choses :)
Pour dire « j’apprécie ce que vous avez fait » 👉🏻 « j’aime ce que tu as fais »
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