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How do you say "rectangle" in French?

le rectangle

Noun Masculine

In French, "rectangle" is le rectangle.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce rek-TONGL, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Grammar notes

le rectangle is masculine. Its plural is rectangles.

Example sentence

La porte a la forme d’un rectangle.

The door is shaped like a rectangle.

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How to remember le rectangle

Rectangle is spelled identically in both languages, straightforward to read aloud.

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Questions about le rectangle

How do you pronounce le rectangle?

Pronounce rek-TONGL, nasalizing the final syllable through the nose.

Is le rectangle masculine or feminine?

le rectangle is masculine. le rectangle is masculine. Its plural is rectangles.

How is le rectangle used in French?

le rectangle is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La porte a la forme d’un rectangle. (The door is shaped like a rectangle.).

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