An eraser is called 'une gomme' (fem.) in French.
This word is french and means rubber/eraser.
une gomme
rubber: - the material: le caoutchouc -- "cow-choo" - a rubber eraser: une gomme - a condom: un préservatif (slang --> une capote)
"I need an eraser" in Spanish is "Necesito un borrador". It is pronounced "bore-ra-DOR". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
a blackboard eraser is called "un efface-tableau" in French; you can also hear "le chiffon" (the rag) ou "la brosse" (the brush)Eponge = sponge ???I think it's idiomatic (doesn't translate literally) and I believe the word is une gomme (rubber)
J'ai besoin d'une gomme is French for I need an eraser.
une gomme
these are two way to say easier in french plus facile or plus facilement
An eraser is 'une gomme' (fem.) in French.
a board eraser is 'un effaceur de tableau' in French. It may be simply called 'une éponge' when it resembles a sponge, or 'un chiffon' when it resembles a rag.
Gomme
This word is french and means rubber/eraser.
une gomme
an eraser is une gomme, a ruler is une règle.
gomme (feminine).
Une gomme (feminine) means an eraser or more generally gum
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