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How do you say "rose" in French?
la rose
In French, "rose" is la rose.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce rohz, with a longer, rounder o than in English and a soft z at the end.
Grammar notes
la rose is feminine. Its plural is Roses.
Example sentence
Il lui donna une seule rose rouge.
He gave her a single red rose.
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How to remember la rose
Rose is spelled exactly like English rose, just stretched out a bit longer when spoken.
Related words
- root la racine
- branch la branche
- trunk le tronc
- leaf la feuille
- seed la graine
- bud le bourgeon
- oak le chêne
- pine le pin
- palm le palmier
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Questions about la rose
How do you pronounce la rose?
Pronounce rohz, with a longer, rounder o than in English and a soft z at the end.
Is la rose masculine or feminine?
la rose is feminine. la rose is feminine. Its plural is Roses.
How is la rose used in French?
la rose is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il lui donna une seule rose rouge. (He gave her a single red rose.).
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