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Some (before plural noun)

Des

To say, to tell

Dire

To be able to, can

Pouvoir

To want

Vouloir

But

Mais

Me, myself

Me

We, us (more defined and formal)

Nous

In, into

Dans

She, it (feminine singular noun)

Elle

To know

Savoir