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How do you say "sixty-nine" in French?

soixante-neuf

Noun

In French, "sixty-nine" is soixante-neuf.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced swah-sont-nuf, where nuf is like neuf.

Grammar notes

Neuf stays consistent when joined to soixante.

Example sentence

Le gâteau a soixante-neuf bougies.

The cake has sixty-nine candles.

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How to remember soixante-neuf

Neuf sounds new - sixty-nine is the peak before seventy.

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Questions about soixante-neuf

How do you say "sixty-nine" in French?

In French, "sixty-nine" is soixante-neuf. It is a noun.

How is soixante-neuf written in French?

soixante-neuf is written using the standard French script.

How is soixante-neuf used in a sentence?

Use soixante-neuf as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le gâteau a soixante-neuf bougies. (The cake has sixty-nine candles.).

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