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How do you say "butcher" in French?

le boucher

Noun Masculine

In French, "butcher" is le boucher.

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Pronunciation

Say 'luh boo-shay' with two syllables. Boucher sounds like 'boo-shay'.

Grammar notes

Le boucher is masculine singular. Feminine is la bouchère. Plural is les bouchers.

Example sentence

Le boucher vend de la viande.

The butcher sells meat.

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How to remember le boucher

Boucher sounds like pouch, and butchers handle pouches of meat in their shop.

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Questions about le boucher

How do you say "butcher" in French?

In French, "butcher" is le boucher. It is a noun.

Is le boucher masculine or feminine?

Le boucher is masculine singular. Feminine is la bouchère. Plural is les bouchers.

How is le boucher used in a sentence?

Use le boucher as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le boucher vend de la viande. (The butcher sells meat.).

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