How to Say "Temple" in French

temple

/tɑ̃pl/

The English phrase "temple" translates to temple in French.

temple is a noun used to describe a place that holds a religious presence.

Meaning: place holding a religious presence (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In French-speaking countries where Buddhism is prominent, such as Vietnam, the term la pagode is used specifically to refer to Buddhist temples.

The plural form of temple is temples.

/tɑ̃pl/

The French word temple is a homonym for the side of the head, meaning 'temple'.
While temple is a valid word, it is also the specific term used to describe Protestant churches in France. If you ask for a temple, a French person might lead you to a Reformed church rather than a classical antiquity site.
Historically, the French word temple was used to describe the site of a Roman augury, where a space was marked out on the ground.

Vois-tu un temple ?
Do you see a temple?
This sentence is useful for asking if someone can see a temple.
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Je ne vois pas de temple.
I don't see a temple.
This sentence is useful for stating that you do not see a temple.
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Qu'est-il arrivé au temple ?
What happened to the temple?
This sentence is useful for asking about an event that occurred at the temple.
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Le temple est un lieu de recueillement et de méditation.
The temple is a place of contemplation and meditation.
Le sanctuaire bouddhiste dégage une atmosphère sereine et paisible.
The Buddhist sanctuary exudes a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
Ce lieu de culte est ouvert à tous ceux qui souhaitent prier.
This place of worship is open to anyone who wishes to pray.
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