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How do you say "carpet" in French?

le tapis

Noun Masculine

In French, "carpet" is le tapis.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced tah-pee. Two syllables, stress on first syllable.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun (le tapis, les tapis). Regular plural, singular and plural are the same.

Example sentence

Le tapis du salon est très doux.

The living room carpet is very soft.

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How to remember le tapis

Tapis sounds like 'tap' - you walk and tap on a carpet.

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Questions about le tapis

How do you say "carpet" in French?

In French, "carpet" is le tapis. It is a noun.

Is le tapis masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun (le tapis, les tapis). Regular plural, singular and plural are the same.

How is le tapis used in a sentence?

Use le tapis as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le tapis du salon est très doux. (The living room carpet is very soft.).

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