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How do you say "breeze" in French?

la brise

Noun Feminine

In French, "breeze" is la brise.

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Pronunciation

Say breez, close to the English word with a lighter, softer French r.

Grammar notes

la brise is feminine. Its plural is brises.

Example sentence

Une brise fraîche entrait par la fenêtre.

A cool breeze drifted through the window.

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How to remember la brise

Brise sounds just like breeze, one of the easiest matches in this whole list.

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Questions about la brise

How do you pronounce la brise?

Say breez, close to the English word with a lighter, softer French r.

Is la brise masculine or feminine?

la brise is feminine. la brise is feminine. Its plural is brises.

How is la brise used in French?

la brise is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Une brise fraîche entrait par la fenêtre. (A cool breeze drifted through the window.).

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