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How do you say "eighth" in French?

le huitième

Noun Masculine

In French, "eighth" is le huitième.

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Pronunciation

Say wee-TYEM, with stress on the final syllable and a smooth wee glide at the start.

Grammar notes

le huitième is masculine. Its plural is huitièmes.

Example sentence

Il habite au huitième étage.

He lives on the eighth floor.

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How to remember le huitième

Huitième contains 'huit', eight, following the same ième pattern once again.

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Questions about le huitième

How do you pronounce le huitième?

Say wee-TYEM, with stress on the final syllable and a smooth wee glide at the start.

Is le huitième masculine or feminine?

le huitième is masculine. le huitième is masculine. Its plural is huitièmes.

How is le huitième used in French?

le huitième is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il habite au huitième étage. (He lives on the eighth floor.).

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