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How do you say "crops" in French?
les cultures
In French, "crops" is les cultures.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced kul-tu-r. Two syllables, stress on first. Rhymes with 'culture'.
Grammar notes
Feminine plural noun (les cultures). Culture singular means crop, culture, or cultivation.
Example sentence
Les cultures poussent bien.
The crops grow well.
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How to remember les cultures
Cultures sounds exactly like 'cultures' and crops are what we cultivate and grow.
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Questions about les cultures
How do you say "crops" in French?
In French, "crops" is les cultures. It is a noun.
How is les cultures written in French?
les cultures is written using the standard French script.
How is les cultures used in a sentence?
Use les cultures as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Les cultures poussent bien. (The crops grow well.).
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