How do you say "sheet" in French?

le drap

Noun Masculine

In French, "sheet" is le drap.

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Pronunciation

Say drap keeping in mind that the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled.

Grammar notes

le drap is masculine. Its plural is draps.

Example sentence

Elle changea le drap le matin.

She changed the bed sheet in the morning.

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How to remember le drap

Say drap while picturing a sheet right in front of you; the sound and the image will start to stick together.

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Questions about le drap

How do you pronounce le drap?

Say drap keeping in mind that the r is growled lightly at the back of the throat rather than rolled.

Is le drap masculine or feminine?

le drap is masculine. le drap is masculine. Its plural is draps.

How is le drap used in French?

le drap is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Elle changea le drap le matin. (She changed the bed sheet in the morning.).

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