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How do you say "kiwi" in French?

le kiwi

Noun Masculine

In French, "kiwi" is le kiwi.

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Pronunciation

Say kee-WEE, with stress on both syllables equally. The final I is pronounced.

Grammar notes

Le kiwi is masculine. Its plural is les kiwis. It is a loanword from Maori, via English.

Example sentence

Le kiwi vert est acide.

The green kiwi is tart.

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How to remember le kiwi

Kiwi sounds exactly like the English word. The fruit is named after the New Zealand bird.

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Questions about le kiwi

How do you say "kiwi" in French?

In French, "kiwi" is le kiwi. It is a noun.

Is le kiwi masculine or feminine?

Le kiwi is masculine. Its plural is les kiwis. It is a loanword from Maori, via English.

How is le kiwi used in a sentence?

Use le kiwi as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le kiwi vert est acide. (The green kiwi is tart.).

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