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How do you say "wire" in French?
le fil
In French, "wire" is le fil.
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Pronunciation
Say feel, a short single syllable with a clean, tight ee vowel.
Grammar notes
le fil is masculine. Its plural is fils.
Example sentence
Il a connecté le fil à l’interrupteur.
He connected the wire to the switch.
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How to remember le fil
Fil sounds like 'feel', imagine feeling a thin wire between your fingers.
Related words
- hammer le marteau
- screw la vis
- screwdriver le tournevis
- wrench la clé à molette
- saw la scie
- drill la perceuse
- glue la colle
- plastic le plastique
- rubber le caoutchouc
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Questions about le fil
How do you pronounce le fil?
Say feel, a short single syllable with a clean, tight ee vowel.
Is le fil masculine or feminine?
le fil is masculine. le fil is masculine. Its plural is fils.
How is le fil used in French?
le fil is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il a connecté le fil à l’interrupteur. (He connected the wire to the switch.).
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