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How do you say "triangle" in French?

le triangle

Noun Masculine

In French, "triangle" is le triangle.

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Pronunciation

Say tree-ONGL, nasalizing the middle syllable through the nose.

Grammar notes

le triangle is masculine. Its plural is triangles.

Example sentence

Un triangle a trois côtés.

A triangle has three sides.

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How to remember le triangle

Triangle is spelled identically in both languages, an easy direct match.

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Questions about le triangle

How do you pronounce le triangle?

Say tree-ONGL, nasalizing the middle syllable through the nose.

Is le triangle masculine or feminine?

le triangle is masculine. le triangle is masculine. Its plural is triangles.

How is le triangle used in French?

le triangle is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un triangle a trois côtés. (A triangle has three sides.).

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