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How do you say "consulate" in French?

le consulat

Noun Masculine

In French, "consulate" is le consulat.

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Pronunciation

Say kon-soo-LAT, nasalizing the first syllable and stressing the final one.

Grammar notes

le consulat is masculine. Its plural is consulats.

Example sentence

Il a renouvelé son passeport au consulat.

He renewed his passport at the consulate.

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How to remember le consulat

Consulat is nearly identical to consulate, just trim the ending letters.

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Questions about le consulat

How do you pronounce le consulat?

Say kon-soo-LAT, nasalizing the first syllable and stressing the final one.

Is le consulat masculine or feminine?

le consulat is masculine. le consulat is masculine. Its plural is consulats.

How is le consulat used in French?

le consulat is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il a renouvelé son passeport au consulat. (He renewed his passport at the consulate.).

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