How to Say "Iphone" in French

iPhone

/aj.fɔn/masculine

The English phrase 'iphone' is translated into French as iPhone.

Meaning: device (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

iPhone is a masculine noun.

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In some parts of the French-speaking world, specifically in Belgium or Switzerland, you might hear the term un gsm used to refer to a mobile device like an 'iPhone'.
In Quebec, you might hear the term téléphone intelligent used more frequently in official contexts than the brand name alone to avoid excessive anglicisms.
In France, if you want to be more general than just naming your device, you might call it un portable, which literally translates to 'a portable'.

Tom a un iPhone.
Tom has an iPhone.
This sentence shows the use of the word in the context of possession.
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L'iPhone 5 est sorti hier.
The iPhone 5 was released yesterday.
This sentence shows how to refer to a specific model being released.
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Paul a perdu son iPhone 7.
Paul lost his iPhone 7.
This sentence demonstrates using the word to describe a lost device.
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Pardon, monsieur/madame, est-ce que vous pouvez m'expliquer comment utiliser l'iPhone?
Excuse me, sir/madam, can you explain how to use the iPhone?
Hé, tu as vu l'iPhone que j'ai acheté hier ? Il est vraiment cool !
Hey, have you seen the iPhone I bought yesterday? It's really cool!
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