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How do you say "pajamas" in French?

le pyjama

Noun Masculine

In French, "pajamas" is le pyjama.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce pee-zha-MAH, with stress on the final syllable and a soft zh sound.

Grammar notes

le pyjama is masculine. Its plural is Le Pajamass.

Example sentence

Les enfants enfilèrent leur pyjama.

The kids changed into their pajamas.

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How to remember le pyjama

Pyjama is spelled almost the same as English pajama, just drop the final s.

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Questions about le pyjama

How do you pronounce le pyjama?

Pronounce pee-zha-MAH, with stress on the final syllable and a soft zh sound.

Is le pyjama masculine or feminine?

le pyjama is masculine. le pyjama is masculine. Its plural is Le Pajamass.

How is le pyjama used in French?

le pyjama is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Les enfants enfilèrent leur pyjama. (The kids changed into their pajamas.).

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