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How do you say "mentor" in French?

le mentor

Noun Masculine

In French, "mentor" is le mentor.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce men-TOR, with even stress and a rolled final r.

Grammar notes

le mentor is masculine. Its plural is mentors.

Example sentence

Son mentor lui a donné des conseils utiles.

Her mentor gave her helpful advice.

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How to remember le mentor

Mentor is spelled identically in both languages, one of the easiest words here.

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Questions about le mentor

How do you pronounce le mentor?

Pronounce men-TOR, with even stress and a rolled final r.

Is le mentor masculine or feminine?

le mentor is masculine. le mentor is masculine. Its plural is mentors.

How is le mentor used in French?

le mentor is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Son mentor lui a donné des conseils utiles. (Her mentor gave her helpful advice.).

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