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How do you say "rug" in French?

le tapis

Noun Masculine

In French, "rug" is le tapis.

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Pronunciation

Tapis works best if you notice that the final letter is dropped, so it ends on the vowel before it.

Grammar notes

le tapis is masculine. Its plural is tapis.

Example sentence

Un tapis doux recouvrait le plancher en bois.

A soft rug covered the wooden floor.

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How to remember le tapis

Picture the rug acting out a tiny story while you murmur tapis under your breath.

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Questions about le tapis

How do you pronounce le tapis?

Tapis works best if you notice that the final letter is dropped, so it ends on the vowel before it.

Is le tapis masculine or feminine?

le tapis is masculine. le tapis is masculine. Its plural is tapis.

How is le tapis used in French?

le tapis is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un tapis doux recouvrait le plancher en bois. (A soft rug covered the wooden floor.).

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