>> ZG·Lingua >  >> Theoretical Linguistics >> Syntax

How do you say shed in french?

The French word for "shed" depends on the context:

For a small, simple storage building:

* Cabane (pronounced ka-ban) is the most common word and is often used for garden sheds.

* Remise (pronounced ruh-meez) is a more formal word for a storage shed.

For a large, detached building:

* Bâtiment annexe (pronounced ba-tee-mon a-neks) means "annex building" and is used for larger, more elaborate sheds.

For a specific type of shed:

* Hangar (pronounced on-gar) for a large, open-sided structure used for aircraft or other vehicles.

* Serre (pronounced ser) for a greenhouse.

Here are some examples:

* J'ai une cabane dans mon jardin. (I have a shed in my garden.)

* La remise est à côté de la maison. (The storage shed is next to the house.)

* Le nouveau bâtiment annexe sera utilisé pour stocker les outils. (The new annex building will be used to store tools.)

* L'avion est garé dans le hangar. (The airplane is parked in the hangar.)

* J'ai une petite serre dans mon jardin. (I have a small greenhouse in my garden.)

Choose the word that best fits the context you are describing.

Copyright © www.zgghmh.com ZG·Lingua All rights reserved.