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How do you say "cereal" in French?

les céréales

Noun Feminine

In French, "cereal" is les céréales.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce say-RAY-al, with stress on the middle syllable and a rolled r.

Grammar notes

les céréales is feminine. Its plural is céréales.

Example sentence

Il versa du lait sur ses céréales.

He poured milk over his cereal.

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How to remember les céréales

Céréales is close to cereal, picture the accent marks as tiny flakes floating on top.

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Questions about les céréales

How do you pronounce les céréales?

Pronounce say-RAY-al, with stress on the middle syllable and a rolled r.

Is les céréales masculine or feminine?

les céréales is feminine. les céréales is feminine. Its plural is céréales.

How is les céréales used in French?

les céréales is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il versa du lait sur ses céréales. (He poured milk over his cereal.).

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