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How do you say "architect" in French?
l' architecte
In French, "architect" is l' architecte.
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Pronunciation
Architecte rolls off the tongue once you know that "ch" softens to "sh", never a hard English "ch"; the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled. Note the article shrinks to l' and glues onto the word with no gap.
Grammar notes
l' architecte is masculine. Its plural is architectes.
Example sentence
L’architecte a conçu un grand immeuble.
The architect designed a tall building.
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How to remember l' architecte
Split architecte into its syllables and tap them out with your fingers until the rhythm feels automatic.
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Questions about l' architecte
How do you pronounce l' architecte?
Architecte rolls off the tongue once you know that "ch" softens to "sh", never a hard English "ch"; the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled. Note the article shrinks to l' and glues onto the word with no gap.
Is l' architecte masculine or feminine?
l' architecte is masculine. l' architecte is masculine. Its plural is architectes.
How is l' architecte used in French?
l' architecte is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L’architecte a conçu un grand immeuble. (The architect designed a tall building.).
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