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How do you say "fourteen" in French?
quatorze
In French, "fourteen" is quatorze.
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Pronunciation
Say kah-torz, two syllables. The A sounds like AH, and the final Z is soft.
Grammar notes
Masculine adjective, quatorze. Plural is quatorze (no change). Feminine is also quatorze.
Example sentence
J'ai quatorze ans.
I am fourteen years old.
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How to remember quatorze
Quatorze contains quatre, four. Fourteen is four and ten combined.
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Questions about quatorze
How do you say "fourteen" in French?
In French, "fourteen" is quatorze. It is a noun.
How is quatorze written in French?
quatorze is written using the standard French script.
How is quatorze used in a sentence?
Use quatorze as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: J'ai quatorze ans. (I am fourteen years old.).
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