How do you say "An episode" in French?

"An episode" in French is "Un épisode". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘An episode’ in French

Q: What does "Un épisode" mean in English?

"Un épisode" means "An episode" in English. Usage tip: Before a vowel sound, [un] links into the next word: [un épisode] is said together, roughly (uh-nay-pee-zohd). This joining is very common after [un], [deux], [les], and similar short words.

Un épisode

uhn ay-pee-ZOHD

[uhn ay-pee-ZOHD]

💬 Usage Tip: Before a vowel sound, [un] links into the next word: [un épisode] is said together, roughly (uh-nay-pee-zohd). This joining is very common after [un], [deux], [les], and similar short words.

Phrase Breakdown

[uhn]

a; an; one (masculine)

Indefinite article introducing a masculine noun: **un** = “an/a.”

Example

On regarde Un épisode après le dîner.

We watch an episode after dinner.

épisode

[ay-pee-ZOHD]

episode

The noun “episode,” as in one installment of an anime series.

Example

Je lance un épisode et on voit si ça te plaît.

I’ll start an episode and we’ll see if you like it.

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