"le pain"

Translation: the bread

[Blazewillow]

Miraculous ladybug: Marinette Dupain-Cheng....
Marinette= the one who rises...
Dupain= to make bread.........
Cheng= in the morning......
WAT

[Beanthequeen06]

I know. I laughed pretty hard when I realised this. Also, Adrien means the dark one, and Agreste means butterfly, so literally his name means The dark butterfly, which is an akuma.

[Number1miraculer]

Yeah! And Alyas name means scarlet hair
Chloés name means young green shoot
Ninos name means descendant of a hero
Etc

[RUBY4CHOCBLAH...]

Oh the PAIN OF BRED

[Number1miraculer]

Miraculous!
Marinette Dupain-Cheng!
Miraculous is my life!

[Beanthequeen06]

Yes! Mine too! Adrienette forever!

[sarah139048]

Dosent work

[ThreeLeafLearner]

The pronunciation sound for "pain" here is completely different from when being asked just to point out what sound you hear. I don't know which one to believe.

[gwh168882]

Audio and enunciation are terrible

[Manal_zafar]

Y e s

[DuolingoLi12]

Why isn't this one capitalized like the rest of the sentences?

[Paw_ko]

Because it's the word, not the sentence.

[DuolingoLi12]

I got it as a sentence instead of a word exercise. Thanks for the explanation.

[tu.8zPhLySD9eGoy]

This one was accepted without the article, but the last one ("THE salad") was not.

[CyannJinx]

Existence is

[CyannJinx]

Wait it didnt put the bread emoji in oof

[FaxoMeister]

F

[PopSixSquish]

Can this also be just "bread"?

[AnaGabriel641464]

It doesn't work

[Juswaa0409]

Its funny. Because in Tagalog and Spanish (and maybe other romance langauge) pan means bread. So breadpan means breadbread. Hahah

[Kate_Joy]

'le porc', after listening again and again this was all it could be! Le pain, beginning with a B sound??!!!

[Rosemary89055]

The audio only gives the article “le” and not the noun,”pain”. This is for both fast and slow speed so I get it wrong because I don’t know how to complete the phrase.