No. 11,776 in French

soucient

"Soucient" means "caring" or "concerned."

In a sentence

Les parents se soucient du bien-être de leurs enfants.
Parents care about the well-being of their children.
Here, "se soucient" is used to indicate concern or care in the reflexive form.
Vous vous souciez toujours de votre apparence.
You always care about your appearance.
The verb "souciez" in this context is used in the second person plural to denote concern or caring.
Il ne se soucie pas des opinions des autres.
He doesn't care about others' opinions.
In this example, "se soucie" means being indifferent or unconcerned about external opinions.

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