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How to Say ‘The gate for Nice’ in French

La porte pour Nice

lah port poor nees

[lah port poor nees]

Phrase Breakdown

La porte

lah port

The gate

Say 'la port', pronouncing the 't'.

Example

La porte est fermée.

The gate is closed.

Words in this phrase

[lah]

the (feminine singular)

Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.

The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.

porte

[port]

gate

At an airport, the numbered gate where you board.

Example

Allez à la porte douze.

Go to gate twelve.

pour Nice

poor nees

for Nice

'Nice' (the city) is said 'neess'.

Example

Un train pour Nice.

A train to 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

Je vais à Nice demain.

I'm going to Nice tomorrow.

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