How to Say “Beige” in French

beige
/bɛʒ/
The English word beige is translated into French as beige.
The word beige is used as an adjective to describe something that has a slightly yellowish gray colour. It can also be used as a noun to refer to the colour itself.
Meaning: having a slightly yellowish gray colour (adj)

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

/bɛʒ/

Did you know?

  • In French, the word beige can be used as a slang adjective to describe a person who is boring, bland or lacks personality.
  • The word beige was adopted into English directly from French in the 19th century, meaning the English word is actually a loanword from the French.
  • Unlike many French adjectives that change form to match a feminine noun, beige remains the same for both masculine and feminine nouns.

Examples in context

  • Je cherche une chemise beige à manches longues.
    I'm looking for a beige long-sleeved shirt.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to find a beige long-sleeved shirt.
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  • La couleur de ce mur est un élégant beige.
    The color of this wall is an elegant beige.
  • Cette chemise est un peu beige, tu ne trouves pas?
    This shirt is kind of beige, don't you think?
  • Le canapé est d'un ton beige très doux.
    The sofa is a very soft beige tone.
  • Elle porte un pantalon beige très élégant.
    She is wearing very elegant beige trousers.

Example conversation

Hugo and Manon are looking at curtains in a furniture store.

  1. Hugo

    Est-ce que tu aimes ce rideau beige ?
    Do you like this beige curtain?
  2. Manon

    Oui, il va très bien avec la pièce.
    Yes, it goes very well with the room.
  3. Hugo

    Tu penses qu'il est trop clair ?
    Do you think it is too light?
  4. Manon

    Non, la couleur beige est parfaite ici.
    No, the beige color is perfect here.

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