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"He loves to read" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Il aime lire. The third person singular subject pronoun and present indicative with present infinitive also translate into English as "He loves reading." The pronunciation will be "ee-lem leer" in French.

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How do you say i like to read in french?

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What is the French word for the English text?

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