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How do you say "zoo" in French?
le zoo
In French, "zoo" is le zoo.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced zoo. One syllable, identical to the English word. Stress on the 'oo'.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun (le zoo). Plural is les zoos. Direct borrowing from English.
Example sentence
Le zoo à beaucoup d'animaux.
The zoo has many animals.
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How to remember le zoo
Zoo is the same in French and English - no change needed.
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Questions about le zoo
How do you say "zoo" in French?
In French, "zoo" is le zoo. It is a noun.
Is le zoo masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun (le zoo). Plural is les zoos. Direct borrowing from English.
How is le zoo used in a sentence?
Use le zoo as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Le zoo à beaucoup d'animaux. (The zoo has many animals.).
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