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How do you say "wifi" in French?

le wifi

Noun Masculine

In French, "wifi" is le wifi.

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Pronunciation

Say wee-FEE, close to the English pronunciation but with crisper, shorter vowels.

Grammar notes

le wifi is masculine. Its plural is Wifi.

Example sentence

Le café propose le wifi gratuit.

The cafe offers free wifi.

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How to remember le wifi

Wifi is written and said almost identically in French, a nearly free word.

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Questions about le wifi

How do you pronounce le wifi?

Say wee-FEE, close to the English pronunciation but with crisper, shorter vowels.

Is le wifi masculine or feminine?

le wifi is masculine. le wifi is masculine. Its plural is Wifi.

How is le wifi used in French?

le wifi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le café propose le wifi gratuit. (The cafe offers free wifi.).

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