Mustache in French 🇫🇷

Moustache

Sounds like moose when you pronounce moustache.

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moustache info.

The French word for “moustache” is “moustache” (pronounced: moo-stash). Here are some tips to remember the French word for “moustache”:

– The spelling and pronunciation of the French word “moustache” closely resemble its English counterpart.
– Remember that the “ou” in “moustache” sounds like “oo” in the English word “moon.”
– The final “e” in “moustache” is not pronounced, so you only hear “moo-stash.”

Explanation:
A moustache is a growth of hair on the upper lip, often seen as a sign of masculinity. It is a facial hair style that has been popular and culturally significant throughout history.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– La barbiche (barb) is a somewhat dated term that refers to a small moustache, usually one that is thin or narrow.
– Le poil (hair) or les poils de la lèvre supérieure (hairs of the upper lip) can be used to describe a moustache, but they are more general terms for any facial hair.

Alternate meanings or slang:
– In French, the word “moustache” does not have alternate meanings or slang associations.

Examples of sentences:
1. Il porte une magnifique moustache qui lui donne un air distingué. (He sports a magnificent moustache that gives him a distinguished look.)
2. J’ai décidé de me laisser pousser une moustache pour Movember. (I decided to grow a moustache for Movember.)

Notes:
– Remember to pronounce the final “e” in “moustache” in its French form, but keep in mind that it is very subtle and not emphasized.
– The French word “moustache” is a feminine noun, so it is accompanied by the feminine definite article “la” when referring to a specific moustache.

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