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The word “cher” in French can have a few different meanings, so the type of articles you’re looking for will depend on the specific context:

1. “Cher” as an adjective meaning “expensive”

Economic articles: You might find articles discussing inflation, the cost of living, or the price of specific goods and services.

Consumer advice articles: These could offer tips on finding affordable alternatives, comparing prices, or negotiating better deals.

2. “Cher” as a term of endearment (e.g., “mon cher,” “ma chère”)

Literary analysis: Articles exploring the use of endearments in French literature, their historical evolution, and their social significance.

Cultural articles: Pieces discussing French customs and etiquette related to addressing loved ones.

To find relevant articles, I recommend using these search terms on a French search engine like Google.fr or DuckDuckGo:

”Le coût de la vie en France” (The cost of living in France)

”Inflation en France” (Inflation in France)

”Comment économiser en France” (How to save money in France)

”Expressions d’affection en français” (Expressions of affection in French)

”Politesse et formules de politesse en français” (Politeness and polite formulas in French)

You can also refine your search by specifying the type of publication (newspapers, magazines, academic journals) and the target audience (general public, students, researchers).

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.