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How do you say "bottle" in French?
la bouteille
In French, "bottle" is la bouteille.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced boo-tel. Two syllables, rhymes with 'hotel'. Stress on second.
Grammar notes
Feminine noun (la bouteille). Plural is les bouteilles. From Old French 'botele'.
Example sentence
La bouteille est pleine.
The bottle is full.
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How to remember la bouteille
Bouteille sounds like 'bottle' with a French accent - nearly identical.
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Questions about la bouteille
How do you say "bottle" in French?
In French, "bottle" is la bouteille. It is a noun.
Is la bouteille masculine or feminine?
Feminine noun (la bouteille). Plural is les bouteilles. From Old French 'botele'.
How is la bouteille used in a sentence?
Use la bouteille as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La bouteille est pleine. (The bottle is full.).
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