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How do you say "harp" in French?

la harpe

Noun Feminine

In French, "harp" is la harpe.

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Pronunciation

Say arp, close to the English word with a lightly rolled r before the p.

Grammar notes

la harpe is feminine. Its plural is harpes.

Example sentence

Elle pinçait les cordes de la harpe.

She plucked the strings of the harp.

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How to remember la harpe

Harpe is nearly identical to harp, just add a French e on the end.

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Questions about la harpe

How do you pronounce la harpe?

Say arp, close to the English word with a lightly rolled r before the p.

Is la harpe masculine or feminine?

la harpe is feminine. la harpe is feminine. Its plural is harpes.

How is la harpe used in French?

la harpe is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle pinçait les cordes de la harpe. (She plucked the strings of the harp.).

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