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How do you say "cube" in French?
le cube
In French, "cube" is le cube.
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Pronunciation
Say kewb, with a tight, rounded French u rather than the English 'oo'.
Grammar notes
le cube is masculine. Its plural is cubes.
Example sentence
Les dés sont un petit cube.
The dice is a small cube.
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How to remember le cube
Cube is spelled identically in both languages, an easy match to remember.
Related words
- circle le cercle
- triangle le triangle
- rectangle le rectangle
- diamond le diamant
- oval l' ovale
- hexagon l' hexagone
- pentagon le pentagone
- sphere la sphère
- cylinder le cylindre
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Questions about le cube
How do you pronounce le cube?
Say kewb, with a tight, rounded French u rather than the English 'oo'.
Is le cube masculine or feminine?
le cube is masculine. le cube is masculine. Its plural is cubes.
How is le cube used in French?
le cube is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Les dés sont un petit cube. (The dice is a small cube.).
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"Cube" in other languages
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