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moi qui dois

I, who have to

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I, who have to Used to refer to yourself before a clause, often for emphasis.
FR: Moi qui dois travailler demain, je vais me coucher tôt.
EN: I, who have to work tomorrow, am going to bed early.

C'est moi qui dois être zen ?

Am I the one who needs to be zen?

Ici, c'est moi qui dois rendre des comptes.

Here, I’m the one who has to answer for it.

— Pixote, la loi du plus faible (1980)

C'est toujours moi qui dois me faire pardonner.

It's always me who has to make amends.

C'est moi qui dois te demander pardon.

It is I who must ask your forgiveness.