How to Say ‘Three sides’ in French
Trois côtés
twah koh-TAY
[twah koh-TAY]
💬 Usage Tip: The s on côtés is silent, so côté and côtés sound the same. Only the number tells you there's more than one.
Phrase Breakdown
Trois
[twah]
three
The number following two; 3.
Je vois trois oiseaux.
I see three birds.
côtés
[koh-TAY]
sides
Plural of côté; the straight edges of a shape.
Compte les côtés de la figure.
Count the sides of the figure.
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