What does "romance" mean in French?
"romance" is a French noun at CEFR level B2. The example sentences on this page show how it is used in context.
romance /ʁomˈɑ̃s/ · noun · CEFR B2. French translation of "romance".
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Translation and Meaning
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Example Sentences
- Ils ont regardé un film de romance vendredi soir. English: They watched a romance movie on Friday night.
- Leur romance a fleuri pendant les vacances d'été. English: Their romance blossomed during the summer holidays.
- Il a écrit un roman de romance qui est devenu très populaire. English: He wrote a romance novel that became very popular.
When and How to Use "romance"
Study "romance" in context to notice common word order and the words it appears with. It functions as "noun". Because it appears in B2 material, it is a practical word to learn early in your French study. Use the example sentences above to notice common word order and nearby words.
Frequently asked questions
What CEFR level is "romance"?
"romance" is tagged at CEFR B2 in SmartWords French vocabulary content.
What part of speech is "romance"?
"romance" is tagged as a noun in SmartWords.
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Ils ont regardé un film de romance vendredi soir.
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