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What is the article that goes with French word bougie?

The word "bougie" doesn't have a specific article in French. It's a noun that is always used without an article in front of it.

You can use it like this:

* "J'aime la bougie à la vanille." (I like the vanilla candle.)

* "Elle a allumé une bougie." (She lit a candle.)

However, if you want to talk about candles in general, you would use the plural article "les":

* "Les bougies sont belles." (Candles are beautiful.)

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