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How do you say "windowsil" in French?
le rebord de fenêtre
In French, "windowsil" is le rebord de fenêtre.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced ruh-bor duh fuh-neh-truh. Four syllables, stress on first syllable.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun phrase (le rebord de fenetre). Literally 'edge of window'.
Example sentence
Les fleurs sont sur le rebord de fenêtre.
The flowers are on the windowsill.
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How to remember le rebord de fenêtre
Rebord means edge or rim. A windowsill is the rim of the window.
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- ball la balle
- beer la bière
- chair la chaise
- clothes store les vêtements
- ladder l'échelle
- pastry la pâtisserie
- pot plant le pot de fleurs
- rooster le coq
- zipper la fermeture éclair
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Questions about le rebord de fenêtre
How do you say "windowsil" in French?
In French, "windowsil" is le rebord de fenêtre. It is a noun.
Is le rebord de fenêtre masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun phrase (le rebord de fenetre). Literally 'edge of window'.
How is le rebord de fenêtre used in a sentence?
Use le rebord de fenêtre as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Les fleurs sont sur le rebord de fenêtre. (The flowers are on the windowsill.).
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