How to Say ‘L for the black one.’ in French
L pour le noir.
el poor luh nwar
[el poor luh nwar]
💬 Usage Tip: [Noir] ends with a written [r] that you do pronounce, unlike many French final consonants. So [le noir] is said roughly (luh nwar), not with a silent ending.
Phrase Breakdown
L
[el]
large / L
Clothing size letter L, meaning large.
Je prends L pour le noir.
I'll take large for the black one.
pour
[poor]
for
Preposition meaning for; used to connect the size choice to the color option.
Je prends L pour le noir.
I'll take large for the black one.
Le noir
luh nwar
the black one
Refers to the black item.
Je prends le noir.
I'll take the black one.
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a masculine noun or color used as a noun.
Je prends L pour le noir.
I'll take large for the black one.
noir
[nwar]
black
A basic color word meaning black; here it refers to the black T-shirt option.
Je prends L pour le noir.
I'll take large for the black one.
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