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Avoir Chaud
to be Warm
Avoir Froid

to be cold
avoir faim

to be hungry
avoir soif

to be thirsty
avoir _____ ans
to be _____ old

j'ai

I have

tu as

you have

il a

he has

elle a

she has

nous avons

we have

vous avez

y'all have


you have, sir or madam

ils ont

they have (male)

elles ont

they have (female)