How do you say "Tiny size" in French?

"Tiny size" in French is "Très petit". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Tiny size’ in French

Q: What does "Très petit" mean in English?

"Très petit" means "Tiny size" in English. Usage tip: [Très] goes right before the adjective: [très petit], [très lourd], [très long]. You can reuse that pattern with lots of descriptions.

Très petit

Tre Puh-tee

[Tre Puh-tee]

💬 Usage Tip: [Très] goes right before the adjective: [très petit], [très lourd], [très long]. You can reuse that pattern with lots of descriptions.

Phrase Breakdown

Très

[Tre]

Very

An intensifier to enhance the degree of another word.

Example

Cet endroit est très sympa.

This place is very nice.

petit

[Puh-tee]

Small

Indicates a minor size or amount.

Example

Le chien est très petit.

The dog is very small.

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