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What is lettuce in French?
lettuce is called 'la laitue' (fem.) in French.
How do you spell lettuce in French?
la laitue (fem.)
What part of speech is the word lettuce?
Lettuce is a noun.
What is the Tagalog word for lettuce?
The Tagalog word for lettuce is "litsugas."
Is lettuce a noun?
Yes, the word 'lettuce' is a noun, a word for a type of edible plant, a word for a thing.
What is the spanish word for lettuce?
Lechuga is Spanish for 'lettuce' (Google Translator).
What is a good sentence with the word lettuce in it?
lettuce begin (let us begin)
How do you say lettuce sandwich in French?
A lettuce sandwich is "un sandwich à la laitue" in French. You would rather ask for "un sandwich à la salade".
What sentence can you make with the word lettuce?
"Anna always uses lettuce when making a salad."
What is the word for lettuce in Japanese?
Retasuretasu
What is the Hebrew word for lettuce?
chassah (חסה)
What is a healthy l word?
· Lettuce
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