How to Say “Strawberries” in French

fraises
The English phrase strawberries is translated into French as fraises.
Fraises is the most common and widely used term for strawberries in French.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of the word is fraise. As the word is a feminine noun, the indefinite article used for a single strawberry is une fraise.

Did you know?

  • In French, the word fraise also refers to a 'ruff', the stiffly pleated lace collar worn in the 16th and 17th centuries. This is because the collar's circular shape resembles an upside-down strawberry.
  • The word fraise is also the technical term for a milling cutter or a drill bit used in machining and carpentry.
  • The word fraise can refer to an ancient type of jagged, saw-like blade used in medieval warfare, though it is now almost exclusively linked to the fruit or the ruffle.

Examples in context

  • J'adore les fraises !
    I love strawberries!
    This sentence is useful for expressing a love for fraises.
    Tatoeba #6016336 by saraly2, translation #6035827 by mailohilohi
  • Où sont les fraises ?
    Where are the strawberries?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the location of the fraises.
    Tatoeba #6796063 by felix63, translation #5485597 by CK
  • J'ai mangé tes fraises.
    I ate your strawberries.
    This sentence is useful for stating that you have eaten someone's fraises.
    Tatoeba #5247331 by martin9, translation #6796815 by Eccles17
  • Je voudrais acheter des fraises
    I would like to buy some strawberries
  • J'ai planté des fraisiers dans mon jardin
    I planted some strawberry plants in my garden
  • On va manger des fraises ce soir
    We are going to eat strawberries tonight
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Example conversation

Gabriel and Léa are in the kitchen preparing a dessert.

  1. Gabriel

    Léa, est-ce que tu as lavé les fraises ?
    Léa, did you wash the strawberries?
  2. Léa

    Oui, Gabriel, elles sont prêtes sur la table.
    Yes, Gabriel, they are ready on the table.
  3. Gabriel

    Super, je vais préparer le dessert.
    Great, I am going to prepare the dessert.
  4. Léa

    Miam, j'ai hâte de goûter ces fraises !
    Yum, I can't wait to taste these strawberries!

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