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How do you say "suit" in French?

le costume

Noun Masculine

In French, "suit" is le costume.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'kos-tyoom'. Two syllables, emphasis on the first. Final e is silent.

Grammar notes

Costume is masculine. Plural: les costumes. Also means 'costume' or 'custom'.

Example sentence

Le costume est gris.

The suit is gray.

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How to remember le costume

Costume sounds like 'custom'. A suit is the customary formal wear for business.

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Questions about le costume

How do you say "suit" in French?

In French, "suit" is le costume. It is a noun.

Is le costume masculine or feminine?

Costume is masculine. Plural: les costumes. Also means 'costume' or 'custom'.

How is le costume used in a sentence?

Use le costume as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le costume est gris. (The suit is gray.).

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