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How do you say "muffin" in French?

le muffin

Noun Masculine

In French, "muffin" is le muffin.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced muh-fan. Two syllables, stress on first. The 'in' is nasal.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun (le muffin). Plural is les muffins. Direct borrowing from English.

Example sentence

Le muffin est frais.

The muffin is fresh.

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How to remember le muffin

Muffin is nearly the same in French and English - borrowed American pastry term.

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Questions about le muffin

How do you say "muffin" in French?

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

Is le muffin masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun (le muffin). Plural is les muffins. Direct borrowing from English.

How is le muffin used in a sentence?

Use le muffin as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le muffin est frais. (The muffin is fresh.).

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