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How do you say "star" in French?

l'étoile

Noun

In French, "star" is l'étoile.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ay-twahl' with stress on the first part and a silent final 'l'.

Grammar notes

Etoile is feminine (l'etoile). The plural is etoiles. This word also refers to a star-shaped object or celebrity.

Example sentence

L'etoile brille dans le ciel nocturne.

The star shines in the night sky.

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How to remember l'étoile

Etoile twinkles in the night sky. Picture stars twinkling above you.

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Questions about l'étoile

How do you say "star" in French?

In French, "star" is l'étoile. It is a noun.

How is l'étoile written in French?

l'étoile is written using the standard French script.

How is l'étoile used in a sentence?

Use l'étoile as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: L'etoile brille dans le ciel nocturne. (The star shines in the night sky.).

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