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How to Say ‘The flight to Nice’ in French

Le vol pour Nice

Luh vol poor nees

[Luh vol poor nees]

💬 Usage Tip: Vol means both "flight" and "theft", so context does the work. Pour marks where the flight is headed: le train pour Paris "the train to Paris".

Phrase Breakdown

Le vol

Luh vol

The flight

Say 'luh vol'. 'Vol' rhymes with 'doll'.

Example

Le vol est annulé.

The flight is cancelled.

Words in this phrase

[Luh]

The (masculine singular)

Definite article used before masculine singular nouns.

Example

Le chat est noir.

The cat is black.

vol

[vol]

flight

A plane journey; masculine noun.

Example

Le vol est en retard.

The flight is delayed.

pour Nice

poor nees

to Nice

Say 'poor neess', with a short, clear 'i'.

Example

Je pars pour Nice.

I'm leaving for Nice.

Words in this phrase

pour

[poor]

for

Indicating purpose or reason.

Example

C'est pour toi.

It's for you.

Nice

[nees]

Nice

A city on the French Riviera.

Example

Il habite à Nice.

He lives in Nice.

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