french term help?

[Tracks J]

I have come across something I do not understand in my french book report assignment guidelines: "lettre doux". I am pretty sure it means "love letter", but i'm just making sure...

thanks ^^

[Malk]

Can you please put the whole sentence ? 'Cause I don't really see what that means out of the context "n___n.

[~sekii♥rei~]

I would help, but Malk beat me to it!

(Oui, vous avez Malk!)

[Tracks J]

"tu dois ecrit un lettre doux a un autre personnage."

(i apologize, my computer doesn't do accents :/)

[Nouky]

En français on dit :
- Ecrire un "mot doux" ou un "billet doux" à quelqu'un.

In the context, yes is a love letter.
Who write "lettre doux" ? xD I never see that in French ...
"lettre" is feminine, so lettre douce is correct grammatically but not employed.

[Tracks J]

En français on dit :
- Ecrire un "mot doux" ou un "billet doux" à quelqu'un.

In the context, yes is a love letter.
Who write "lettre doux" ? xD I never see that in French ...
"lettre" is feminine, so lettre douce is correct grammatically but not employed.

thank you very much :3 I think it was Douce, i was going by memory, and i fail at french D:

[sparrowfeatherx3]

En français on dit :
- Ecrire un "mot doux" ou un "billet doux" à quelqu'un.

In the context, yes is a love letter.
Who write "lettre doux" ? xD I never see that in French ...
"lettre" is feminine, so lettre douce is correct grammatically but not employed.

I see you're in France; my teacher was talking about something the other day, how the french in France is different from the french in let's say here in Quebec.

[Loenna]

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[Maryritai]

Tous les gars savent que je French.Well faire trop

[Born to Run]

love letter-Lettre d'amour

lettre doux-letter mild person

Apparantly this is what the internet came up with.