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How do you say "gravy" in French?

la sauce

Noun Feminine

In French, "gravy" is la sauce.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce sohss, a short syllable with a rounded oh and a buzzy final s.

Grammar notes

la sauce is feminine. Its plural is sauces.

Example sentence

Elle versa de la sauce sur les pommes de terre.

She poured gravy over the potatoes.

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How to remember la sauce

Sauce is spelled the same as English sauce, since gravy is really just a type of sauce.

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Questions about la sauce

How do you pronounce la sauce?

Pronounce sohss, a short syllable with a rounded oh and a buzzy final s.

Is la sauce masculine or feminine?

la sauce is feminine. la sauce is feminine. Its plural is sauces.

How is la sauce used in French?

la sauce is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle versa de la sauce sur les pommes de terre. (She poured gravy over the potatoes.).

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