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How do you say "vine" in French?

la vigne

Noun Feminine

In French, "vine" is la vigne.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce veen-yuh, with a soft gn sound like the ny in 'canyon'.

Grammar notes

la vigne is feminine. Its plural is vignes.

Example sentence

Une vigne grimpa le long du mur du jardin.

A vine climbed up the garden wall.

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How to remember la vigne

Vigne looks like vineyard, since grapevines are exactly what French vineyards are full of.

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Questions about la vigne

How do you pronounce la vigne?

Pronounce veen-yuh, with a soft gn sound like the ny in 'canyon'.

Is la vigne masculine or feminine?

la vigne is feminine. la vigne is feminine. Its plural is vignes.

How is la vigne used in French?

la vigne is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Une vigne grimpa le long du mur du jardin. (A vine climbed up the garden wall.).

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