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How do you say "electrician" in French?
l' électricien
In French, "electrician" is l' électricien.
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Pronunciation
Read électricien aloud, remembering that é is a short, closed "ay"; the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled. Note the article shrinks to l' and glues onto the word with no gap.
Grammar notes
l' électricien is masculine. Its plural is électriciens.
Example sentence
L’électricien a réparé le câblage cassé.
The electrician fixed the broken wiring.
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How to remember l' électricien
Repeat électricien three times fast, then once slowly, so both the sound and the shape settle in.
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Questions about l' électricien
How do you pronounce l' électricien?
Read électricien aloud, remembering that é is a short, closed "ay"; the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled. Note the article shrinks to l' and glues onto the word with no gap.
Is l' électricien masculine or feminine?
l' électricien is masculine. l' électricien is masculine. Its plural is électriciens.
How is l' électricien used in French?
l' électricien is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L’électricien a réparé le câblage cassé. (The electrician fixed the broken wiring.).
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