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How do you say "sports" in French?
le sport
In French, "sports" is le sport.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced spor. One syllable, rhymes with 'for' or 'door'. The 'rt' is silent.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun (le sport). Plural is les sports. Nearly identical to the English word.
Example sentence
Le sport est sain.
Sports are healthy.
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How to remember le sport
Sport is the same in French and English - no change needed.
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Questions about le sport
How do you say "sports" in French?
In French, "sports" is le sport. It is a noun.
Is le sport masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun (le sport). Plural is les sports. Nearly identical to the English word.
How is le sport used in a sentence?
Use le sport as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le sport est sain. (Sports are healthy.).
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