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How do you say "total" in French?
le total
In French, "total" is le total.
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Pronunciation
Say toh-TAL, with even stress and a rolled final l.
Grammar notes
le total is masculine. Its plural is totaux.
Example sentence
Le total s’élevait à vingt euros.
The total came to twenty euros.
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How to remember le total
Total is spelled identically in both languages, one of the simplest words here.
Related words
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- seventh le septième
- eighth le huitième
- ninth le neuvième
- tenth le dixième
- pair le duo
- quadruple le quadruple
- percentage le pourcentage
- fraction la fraction
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Questions about le total
How do you pronounce le total?
Say toh-TAL, with even stress and a rolled final l.
Is le total masculine or feminine?
le total is masculine. le total is masculine. Its plural is totaux.
How is le total used in French?
le total is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le total s’élevait à vingt euros. (The total came to twenty euros.).
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"Total" in other languages
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