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How do you say "mint" in French?

la menthe

Noun Feminine

In French, "mint" is la menthe.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce mont, a short nasal syllable ending on a hum rather than a hard t.

Grammar notes

la menthe is feminine. Its plural is menthes.

Example sentence

Un brin de menthe refroidissait la boisson.

A sprig of mint cooled the drink.

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How to remember la menthe

Menthe hides mint inside its spelling, just add a silent the on the end.

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Questions about la menthe

How do you pronounce la menthe?

Pronounce mont, a short nasal syllable ending on a hum rather than a hard t.

Is la menthe masculine or feminine?

la menthe is feminine. la menthe is feminine. Its plural is menthes.

How is la menthe used in French?

la menthe is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un brin de menthe refroidissait la boisson. (A sprig of mint cooled the drink.).

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