🇫🇷 French

billets

Billets is masculine in French. The article is les, so the full form is les billets ("tickets").

MASCULINE

billets is the plural of billet

les billets — tickets

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billets
/le bijɛ/
← masculine feminine →

How do you say billets in French?

IPA
/le bijɛ/

How do you pronounce billets in French?

billets is pronounced /le bijɛ/ in French.

Example sentences

Le billet bleu que j'ai acheté hier est très important pour mon voyage.

The blue ticket that I bought yesterday is very important for my trip.

Ce billet de banque ancien est devenu rare et précieux pour les collectionneurs.

This old banknote has become rare and precious for collectors.

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Why is it masculine?

Billets is masculine. While it does derive from Old French "billette" (a diminutive of "bille," meaning a log or stick), the modern French form "billet" lost its diminutive suffix and is simply the masculine noun meaning "ticket" or "note." The gender is masculine by convention of the word as it exists in modern French, not because the diminutive suffix produced masculine nouns.

What is the French word for tickets?

The French word for tickets is les billets — masculine.

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