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How do you say "ring" in French?
la bague
In French, "ring" is la bague.
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Pronunciation
Say bag, rhyming with 'on guard'. The GUE at the end is silent.
Grammar notes
La bague is feminine. Its plural is les bagues. It refers to any ring worn on the finger.
Example sentence
Elle a une belle bague de diamant.
She has a beautiful diamond ring.
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How to remember la bague
Bague sounds like 'bag' - think of a treasure bag or bag of jewels, where you would find a ring.
Related words
- button le bouton
- fabric le tissu
- hat le chapeau
- shoes les chaussures
- skirt la jupe
- suit le costume
- sunglasses les lunettes de soleil
- pants le pantalon
- underwear les sous-vêtements
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Questions about la bague
How do you say "ring" in French?
In French, "ring" is la bague. It is a noun.
Is la bague masculine or feminine?
La bague is feminine. Its plural is les bagues. It refers to any ring worn on the finger.
How is la bague used in a sentence?
Use la bague as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Elle a une belle bague de diamant. (She has a beautiful diamond ring.).
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