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How do you say "pine" in French?

le pin

Noun Masculine

In French, "pine" is le pin.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce pan, a short nasal syllable where the vowel hums and the final e is silent.

Grammar notes

le pin is masculine. Its plural is pins.

Example sentence

Le pin sentait frais dans la forêt.

The pine smelled fresh in the forest.

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How to remember le pin

Pin looks like 'pin', picture pine needles as sharp as tiny pins.

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Questions about le pin

How do you pronounce le pin?

Pronounce pan, a short nasal syllable where the vowel hums and the final e is silent.

Is le pin masculine or feminine?

le pin is masculine. le pin is masculine. Its plural is pins.

How is le pin used in French?

le pin is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le pin sentait frais dans la forêt. (The pine smelled fresh in the forest.).

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