What is the difference between la pilule, le comprimé and le cachet ?

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asked by
Pawel published
almost 4 years ago

I am trying to read some French texts and every few days I come across a new name for 'a pill'. What is the difference between la pilule, le comprimé and le cachet? Do they all mean the same or different things?

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answered by
Marvin published
almost 4 years ago

They all mean more or less the same thing, that's just a matter of size or conception, but if you replace one by another, a French speaker would understand anyway. You can have the details on this article if you want https://www.lefigaro.fr/langue-francaise/expressions-francaises/2018/03/18/37003-20180318ARTFIG00005-pilule-capsule-gelule-ne-faites-plus-la-faute.php

answered by
Pawel published
almost 4 years ago

Merci Marvin!

What is the difference between la pilule, le comprimé and le cachet ?

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