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"are called (3rd person plural)" in French

s’appellent
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Literal Breakdown

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himself; herself; themselves (before a vowel sound) s’
call (3rd person plural) appellent

Summary

The French translation for “are called (3rd person plural)” is s’appellent. The French, s’appellent, can be broken down into 2 parts:"himself; herself; themselves (before a vowel sound)" (s’) and "call (3rd person plural)" (appellent).

Pronounced the same

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is called s’appelle

Examples of "are called (3rd person plural)" in use

There are 11 examples of the French word for "are called (3rd person plural)" being used:
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Her brothers are called Julien and Oscar. Ses frères s’appellent Julien et Oscar.

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Lesson words
call (3rd person plural),
himself; herself; themselves (before a vowel sound)
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Lesson phrases
are called (3rd person plural),
Her brothers are called Julien and Oscar.,
His sisters are called Elise and Marion.,
My brothers are called Tom and Jerry.,
My sisters are called Léa and Alice.,
Our children are called Tom, Jerry, Léa and Alice.,
Their children are called Julien and Claire.,
What are Michael’s sisters called?,
What are the names of Celine’s brothers?,
What are the names of Sophie and Gilles’ children?,
What are you sisters called?,
What are your brothers called?,
What’s the name of your child?
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