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How do you say "monsoon" in French?

la mousson

Noun Feminine

In French, "monsoon" is la mousson.

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Pronunciation

Say moo-SON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Grammar notes

la mousson is feminine. Its plural is moussons.

Example sentence

La mousson apporta de fortes pluies.

The monsoon brought heavy rain.

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How to remember la mousson

Mousson looks nearly identical to monsoon, only the spelling shifts slightly.

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Questions about la mousson

How do you pronounce la mousson?

Say moo-SON, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Is la mousson masculine or feminine?

la mousson is feminine. la mousson is feminine. Its plural is moussons.

How is la mousson used in French?

la mousson is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La mousson apporta de fortes pluies. (The monsoon brought heavy rain.).

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