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How do you say "freight" in French?

le fret

Noun Masculine

In French, "freight" is le fret.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce fray, a single syllable with a clear open ay vowel.

Grammar notes

le fret is masculine. Its plural is marchandises.

Example sentence

Le train transportait du fret à travers le pays.

The train hauled freight across the country.

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How to remember le fret

Fret rhymes with 'freight' if you drop the ending consonant sound, an easy sound match.

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Questions about le fret

How do you pronounce le fret?

Pronounce fray, a single syllable with a clear open ay vowel.

Is le fret masculine or feminine?

le fret is masculine. le fret is masculine. Its plural is marchandises.

How is le fret used in French?

le fret is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le train transportait du fret à travers le pays. (The train hauled freight across the country.).

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