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How do you say "billboard" in French?
le panneau
In French, "billboard" is le panneau.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced pan-oh. Two syllables, stress on first syllable.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun (le panneau, les panneaux). Same as 'sign' listed earlier.
Example sentence
Le panneau de publicite est grand et colorе.
The billboard is large and colorful.
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How to remember le panneau
Panneau is the same as a billboard in French - a large flat surface.
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Questions about le panneau
How do you say "billboard" in French?
In French, "billboard" is le panneau. It is a noun.
Is le panneau masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun (le panneau, les panneaux). Same as 'sign' listed earlier.
How is le panneau used in a sentence?
Use le panneau as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le panneau de publicite est grand et colorе. (The billboard is large and colorful.).
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