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How do you say "brooch" in French?

la broche

Noun Feminine

In French, "brooch" is la broche.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce brosh, a short syllable with a soft sh sound at the end.

Grammar notes

la broche is feminine. Its plural is broches.

Example sentence

Elle épingla une broche sur son manteau.

She pinned a brooch to her coat.

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How to remember la broche

Broche looks like brooch with the letters shuffled, an easy visual match.

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Questions about la broche

How do you pronounce la broche?

Pronounce brosh, a short syllable with a soft sh sound at the end.

Is la broche masculine or feminine?

la broche is feminine. la broche is feminine. Its plural is broches.

How is la broche used in French?

la broche is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle épingla une broche sur son manteau. (She pinned a brooch to her coat.).

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