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Home/ Languages/How do you say “much” and “a lot” in French? As in “I have studied a lot” or “I do not have much”?
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How do you say “much” and “a lot” in French? As in “I have studied a lot” or “I do not have much”?

“much” and “a lot” could be translated into “trop“, “beaucoup“, or “autant“.

  • I have studied a lot.

  • J’ai beaucoup étudié.

  • I do not have much time.

  • Je n’ai pas trop de temps.

  • Why don’t many people know the philology ?

  • Pourquoi autant de monde ne connait pas la philologie ?

A lot and much can have various functions and their interpretation in French may vary accordingly.

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-french/much

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-french/a-lot

E.g.

We still owe quite a lot. Nous devons encore beaucoup d’argent.

This happens a lot. Cela arrive souvent.

 

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