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How do you say "flute" in French?

la flûte

Noun Feminine

In French, "flute" is la flûte.

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Pronunciation

Say floot, with a tighter, more rounded French u than the English 'oo'.

Grammar notes

la flûte is feminine. Its plural is flûtes.

Example sentence

Elle jouait un air doux à la flûte.

She played a gentle tune on the flute.

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How to remember la flûte

Flûte looks like flute with a little hat over the u, marking where an old s used to sit.

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Questions about la flûte

How do you pronounce la flûte?

Say floot, with a tighter, more rounded French u than the English 'oo'.

Is la flûte masculine or feminine?

la flûte is feminine. la flûte is feminine. Its plural is flûtes.

How is la flûte used in French?

la flûte is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle jouait un air doux à la flûte. (She played a gentle tune on the flute.).

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