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What is "them" in french?

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Im trying to say...They is vitamins in them

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il y a des vitamines
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But I wouldn't use that word.

First off, you really shouldn't say it like that in English.  What you should say is "They contain vitamins." Or "Their are vitamins in them."

You can't translate directly from English to French word for word.  They put words in different orders than we do.  So just say "ils contienent des vitamins." Or "Ils ont des vitamins dedans."
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Ils (masculin) / elles (feminin) contiennent des vitamines
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il y a des vitamines en eux
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Use a french translation site and find out :)

To Be Sure :)
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il y a des vitamines dans eux

i think
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il y a des vitamines dedans (dedans means inside which is how you would translate "them" in this sentence)
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you can translate them by EUX

But here that s not true you must say

"il y a des vitamines dedans"
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there is vitamins in them :

il y a des vitamines dans elles
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