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"French (masculine)" in French

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Summary

The French translation for “French (masculine)” is français.

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Recording English French Learn
French (feminine) française

Examples of "French" in use

There are 32 examples of the French word for "French" being used:
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The ‘e’ is the most common vowel in French. Le « e » est la voyelle la plus courante en français.
The letter ‘w’ is not very common in French. La lettre « w » n’est pas très courante en français.
This translator translates from English to French. Ce traducteur traduit de l’anglais au français.
Jean d’Ormesson is a famous French writer. Jean d’Ormesson est un célèbre écrivain français.
I learned French. J’ai appris le français.
Can you read French? Arrivez-vous à lire le français ?
I bet you know French. Je parie que tu connais le français.
François Hollande is French. François Hollande est français.
The ‘K’ is a rather rare consonant in French. Le « K » est une consonne assez rare en français.
The French flag is blue, white and red. Le drapeau français est bleu, blanc et rouge.

Practice Lesson

"French (masculine)" Practice (33)
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French (masculine),
French (long form)
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Lesson phrases
Answer in French.,
Can you read French?,
Does Tom like French?,
François Hollande is French.,
French crabs are often rather small,
he is French now,
I am happy to speak French.,
I bet you know French.,
I don’t speak French,
I learned French.,
I speak English and French.,
I speak French and a little bit of English.,
I speak French and a little bit of Japanese.,
I speak some French.,
In French, days of the week are not capitalized.,
In French, months are not capitalized.,
In Quebec many people speak French.,
Jean d’Ormesson is a famous French writer.,
My sister is learning French.,
people can easily learn French
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