The town hall is "la mairie" (fem.) or "l’hôtel de ville" (in large towns only) in French.
Mairie! If you're asking what the French word "Mairie" means, it's "town hall."
I suppose you mean mairie which means town hall
Yes, "town hall" in French is masculine and is written as "mairie."
The German word for town hall is Rathaus.
If a hall is corridor in English, it's corridor in french. If it's room in English it's salle in french.
Ayuntamiento
"Stadthalle" refers to an city-sponsored cultural arena and is not to be confused with City Hall. "Stadthaus" or "Rathaus" is the municipal seat known as City Hall
The word "denim" was named after the French town Nîmes, where the fabric was originally created.
'mairie' and 'hôtel de ville'
"Woburn" is not a French word. It is actually an English word that is a place name, referring to a town in Massachusetts, USA, or a town in Bedfordshire, England.
jusqu'à l'entrée (for the entrance hall of your house), jusqu'à l'hotel de ville (the town hall), jusqu'à la halle du marché (the market hall)
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