How to Say ‘The Lacoste logo is a crocodile.’ in French
Le logo de Lacoste est un crocodile.
Luh lo-GO duh la-KOST eh uhn kro-ko-DEEL
[Luh lo-GO duh la-KOST eh uhn kro-ko-DEEL]
🇫🇷 In France: In France the Lacoste shirt is often just called un crocodile, even though the animal is technically an alligator in some English-speaking minds.
Phrase Breakdown
Le logo de Lacoste
Luh lo-GO duh la-KOST
The Lacoste logo
Literally 'the logo of Lacoste'. Say it as one group: 'luh lo-go duh la-kost'.
J'aime le logo de Lacoste.
I like the Lacoste logo.
Words in this phrase
Le
[Luh]
The (masculine singular)
Definite article used before masculine singular nouns.
Le chat est noir.
The cat is black.
logo
[lo-GO]
logo
Masculine noun for a brand's symbol.
Le logo est vert.
The logo is green.
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
Lacoste
[la-KOST]
Lacoste
French clothing brand, proper noun.
J'aime Lacoste.
I like Lacoste.
est un crocodile.
eh uhn kro-ko-DEEL
is a crocodile.
Link 'est' and 'un': 'eh-t-uhn'. 'Crocodile' sounds like 'kro-ko-deel'.
C'est un crocodile.
It's a crocodile.
Words in this phrase
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
un
[uhn]
a / an
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Un supplément peut être ajouté la nuit.
A surcharge can be added at night.
crocodile
[kro-ko-DEEL]
crocodile
Masculine noun for the reptile.
Le crocodile nage.
The crocodile swims.
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