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How do you say "buffet" in French?

le buffet

Noun Masculine

In French, "buffet" is le buffet.

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Pronunciation

Say boo-FAY, with stress on the final syllable and a clear open ay sound.

Grammar notes

le buffet is masculine. Its plural is buffets.

Example sentence

Nous avons rempli nos assiettes au buffet.

We filled our plates at the buffet.

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How to remember le buffet

Buffet is spelled the same in both languages, already familiar from English menus.

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Questions about le buffet

How do you pronounce le buffet?

Say boo-FAY, with stress on the final syllable and a clear open ay sound.

Is le buffet masculine or feminine?

le buffet is masculine. le buffet is masculine. Its plural is buffets.

How is le buffet used in French?

le buffet is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Nous avons rempli nos assiettes au buffet. (We filled our plates at the buffet.).

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