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How do you say "raspberry" in French?

la framboise

Noun Feminine

In French, "raspberry" is la framboise.

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Pronunciation

Work through framboise slowly, aware that you finish with a nasal "ah" sound through the nose; "oi" glides into "wa".

Grammar notes

la framboise is feminine. Its plural is framboises.

Example sentence

Une seule framboise garnissait le gâteau.

A single raspberry topped the cake.

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How to remember la framboise

Trace the letters of framboise in the air as you speak it, tying the motion to the raspberry it names.

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Questions about la framboise

How do you pronounce la framboise?

Work through framboise slowly, aware that you finish with a nasal "ah" sound through the nose; "oi" glides into "wa".

Is la framboise masculine or feminine?

la framboise is feminine. la framboise is feminine. Its plural is framboises.

How is la framboise used in French?

la framboise is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Une seule framboise garnissait le gâteau. (A single raspberry topped the cake.).

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