How do you say "concert" in French?

le concert

Noun Masculine

In French, "concert" is le concert.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce kon-SEHR, nasalizing the first syllable and leaving the final t silent.

Grammar notes

le concert is masculine. Its plural is concerts.

Example sentence

Nous sommes allés à un concert samedi.

We went to a concert on Saturday.

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How to remember le concert

Concert looks identical to English, just drop the final t sound when you say it.

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Questions about le concert

How do you pronounce le concert?

Pronounce kon-SEHR, nasalizing the first syllable and leaving the final t silent.

Is le concert masculine or feminine?

le concert is masculine. le concert is masculine. Its plural is concerts.

How is le concert used in French?

le concert is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Nous sommes allés à un concert samedi. (We went to a concert on Saturday.).

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