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How do you say "curtains" in French?

les rideaux

Noun

In French, "curtains" is les rideaux.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced ree-doh. Two syllables, stress on first syllable.

Grammar notes

Plural masculine noun (les rideaux). Singular is 'le rideau'.

Example sentence

Les rideaux bleus ferment la lumière.

The blue curtains block out the light.

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How to remember les rideaux

Rideaux sounds like 'riddle' - curtains hide what's inside like a riddle.

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Questions about les rideaux

How do you say "curtains" in French?

In French, "curtains" is les rideaux. It is a noun.

How is les rideaux written in French?

les rideaux is written using the standard French script.

How is les rideaux used in a sentence?

Use les rideaux as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Les rideaux bleus ferment la lumière. (The blue curtains block out the light.).

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