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Meantolearn Posted 21 years ago
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To pieanne --- ba‧guette
Hi pieanne,
How do you say ba?guette in French? Is it the same as in English?
baguette (Oxford)
/baget/
• noun a long, narrow French loaf.
— ORIGIN French, from Latin baculum ‘staff’.
How do you say ba?guette in French? Is it the same as in English?
baguette (Oxford)
/baget/
• noun a long, narrow French loaf.
— ORIGIN French, from Latin baculum ‘staff’.
Top answer
Hi, MTL, Yes, it's a "baguette" here (ba- like in "bar", but short, + get like in "get", stressed). That's for France, in Belgium we simply call it a "pain français".
- Hi, MTL, Yes, it's a "baguette" here (ba- like in "bar", but short, + get like in "get", stressed).
- That's for France, in Belgium we simply call it a "pain français".
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Hi, MTL,
Yes, it's a "baguette" here (ba- like in "bar", but short, + getlike in "get", stressed). That's for France, in Belgium we simply call it a "pain français".
Yes, it's a "baguette" here (ba- like in "bar", but short, + getlike in "get", stressed). That's for France, in Belgium we simply call it a "pain français".
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