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In the US, this is an alternate spelling for the cheese dish : "lasagna" or "lasagne". The spelling ending in A is the Italian singular. In Italy and the UK, only the Italian plural "lasagne" is used.

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14y ago
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17h ago

In French, the word "lasagna" is spelled as "lasagne." The French spelling reflects the Italian origin of the dish, which is commonly known as "lasagna" in English. The addition of the "e" at the end of the word is typical in French to indicate the feminine form of nouns.

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17h ago

Ah, lasagna in French is spelled "lasagne." Isn't that a lovely word to say? Just imagine layers of pasta, cheese, and sauce coming together like a beautiful painting on a canvas. Keep exploring new languages and flavors, my friend, and let your creativity flow like a gentle stream.

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17h ago

Oh, dude, you're really testing my language skills here. But hey, I got you covered! In French, you spell lasagna as "lasagne." Yeah, it's like they just added an extra "e" at the end to make it all fancy and stuff. So there you go, now you can impress all your friends with your knowledge of French pasta dishes.

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14y ago

lasagna

lasagna is italian... so yeah it doesn't really change.

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14y ago

how to spell lasagna in french?

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15y ago

"les lasagnes"

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15y ago

lasania..

lə-ˈzän-yə
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13y ago

J'aime lasagne.

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12y ago

des lasagnes aux épinards

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