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How do you say "petal" in French?

le pétale

Noun Masculine

In French, "petal" is le pétale.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce pay-TAL, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled final l.

Grammar notes

le pétale is masculine. Its plural is pétales.

Example sentence

Un pétale doux tomba de la rose.

A soft petal fell from the rose.

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How to remember le pétale

Pétale is nearly identical to petal, just add a French e on the end.

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Questions about le pétale

How do you pronounce le pétale?

Pronounce pay-TAL, with stress on the final syllable and a rolled final l.

Is le pétale masculine or feminine?

le pétale is masculine. le pétale is masculine. Its plural is pétales.

How is le pétale used in French?

le pétale is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un pétale doux tomba de la rose. (A soft petal fell from the rose.).

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