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How do you say "message" in French?

le message

Noun Masculine

In French, "message" is le message.

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Pronunciation

To pronounce message, remember that the closing e is nearly swallowed rather than pronounced.

Grammar notes

le message is masculine. Its plural is messages.

Example sentence

Elle lut le message sur son téléphone.

She read the message on her phone.

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How to remember le message

Chain message to a rhyme or a joke about a message so your brain has two hooks instead of one.

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Questions about le message

How do you pronounce le message?

To pronounce message, remember that the closing e is nearly swallowed rather than pronounced.

Is le message masculine or feminine?

le message is masculine. le message is masculine. Its plural is messages.

How is le message used in French?

le message is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle lut le message sur son téléphone. (She read the message on her phone.).

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