How do you say ketchup in french

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If you want to know how to say ketchup in French, you will find the translation here. We hope this will help you to understand French better.

Here is the translation and the French word for ketchup:

ketchup Edit

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Dictionary Entries near ketchup

  • kerchief
  • kernel
  • kerosene
  • ketchup
  • kettle
  • key
  • key aspect

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"Ketchup in French." In Different Languages, https://www.indifferentlanguages.com/words/ketchup/french. Accessed 21 Oct 2022.

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What does Ketchup mean in English? French translations and examples in context.

How do you say ketchup in french

Ketchup is translated in French by...

How do you say ketchup in french

Le ketchup (m)
Ketchup

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Do they have ketchup in France?

Former US President Ronald Reagan may have once called ketchup a vegetable. But in France, ketchup isn't even considered healthy enough to serve in large quantities in school cafeterias. In 2011, France passed a law that banned spreading the viscous, red vegetable on everything except, ironically enough, french fries.

What is mayonnaise in French?

la mayonnaise fem. Collins Beginner's French-English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers.

Whats the difference between catsup and ketchup?

You can actually call the substance by either name, as there's no difference between ketchup and catsup. They're just two different terms for the same thing. Ketchup has been around a long time. The name probably comes from ke-chiap (sometimes written ke-tsiap), which was a pickled fish sauce popular in China.