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How do you say "bison" in French?

le bison

Noun Masculine

In French, "bison" is le bison.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce bee-ZON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Grammar notes

le bison is masculine. Its plural is bisons.

Example sentence

Un bison errait dans la prairie.

A bison roamed across the grassland.

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How to remember le bison

Bison is nearly identical in both languages, just soften the s into a z sound.

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Questions about le bison

How do you pronounce le bison?

Pronounce bee-ZON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Is le bison masculine or feminine?

le bison is masculine. le bison is masculine. Its plural is bisons.

How is le bison used in French?

le bison is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un bison errait dans la prairie. (A bison roamed across the grassland.).

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