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What does "etat neuf" it is french please thanks?

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= New state
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It is usualy used for a second hand object. It means that it looks like it is new.
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The English equivalent would be "like new"
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Means that the thing which is sold has practically not been used, and still nearly like it was the day it was sold
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new state.
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When we wish to buy an object, a car or the other one, in announcements or sites of sales from anhÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â¨res, we use various adjectives to describe the state of the object, in here is the translation:

Neuf : New (which has never served and is in a perfect state).

Best, it is to be able to see the object to be on his state.

Good purchases!

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Tihs means "new state."

I take French at school!
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Etat neuf means "like new"...

It means that it is used, but in perfect shape
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