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How to Say ‘Our new project’ in French

Notre nouveau projet

NOH-truh noo-VOH proh-ZHEH

[NOH-truh noo-VOH proh-ZHEH]

💬 Usage Tip: Nouveau goes before the noun, like a handful of very common describing words such as grand "big", petit "small" and bon "good". Most others come after: un projet important "an important project".

Phrase Breakdown

Notre

[NOH-truh]

our

Possessive adjective used to refer to something belonging to the speaker’s group or company.

Example

Notre entreprise valorise la collaboration.

Our company values collaboration.

nouveau

[noo-VOH]

new

An adjective describing something recent or different from before.

Example

Un nouveau poste dans ce secteur serait intéressant pour moi.

A new position in this sector would be interesting for me.

projet

[proh-ZHEH]

project

Masculine noun for a planned piece of work.

Example

Ce projet est important.

This project is important.

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