A fountain pen is a "stylo-plume" (masculine noun) in French. "Stylo" indicates a ball-point pen. "Plume" means feather, which were used to write in ancient times, by soaking the tip (obliquely cut) of the feather in ink. The word "plume" remained when metal tips replaced geese feathers.
A felt tip pen is 'un feutre' or 'un crayon feutre' in French.
Je n'ai pas un stylo
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Probably a felt-tip pen - 'feutre' means felt.
taureau pointe du stylet XD
felt tip pens
felt tip pens
Translation: Va dormir. One tip is to look in an english/french dictionary.
Probably a felt-tip pen - 'feutre' means felt.
feutre\ means felt tip pen
the felt tip pen was invented in the 1940s
felt tip pens. Ans. 2 A felt tip pen in French is 'un feutre'. Un stylo is a pen, most often a ball-point.
'un feutre' is a felt tip pen in French. 'Des feutres' is the plural.
A felt tip pen in Spanish is called "un marcador de punta de fieltro" or simply "un rotulador."
In 1962 the first felt-tip pen was invented in Japan by Yukio Horie.
The felt tip pen was made in Japan.
A Felt Tip pen has a tip that draws the ink from the pen and thru the tip onto the paper. A ball point pen has a metal time that houses a ball. When you press down on the tip and move it, the ball rolls and draws the ink from the pen and rolls it over to the paper.
In 1964 the porous-point or "felt-tip" pen was developed in Japan. Papermate's Flair model was among the first felt-tip pens to hit the U.S. market in the 1960s
a felt tip pen
plastic and ink