Masculin ou Féminin? How to Know

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[@neelanjanachatterjee4857]

I am Indian and speak Bengali as my mother tongue. The other language that I frequently use is English and none of these languages have the masculine feminine rules. I memorised words with indefinite articles and that helped. Normally words ending with 'eau' are masculine . So,while writing a dictation for the exam there was a sentence where a girl sat next to cet eau or cette eau. I went by the masculine option only to find that I was wrong. At least I will never get the gender of 'eau' incorrect ever.

[@tsunayoshisawada8062]

Actually, normally every job name is male-exclusive (while the topic of the job is almost always female) Currently, tho, we do use the female version of jobs, so that'd not be a problem, but some jobs are actually different if you use the male or female version (exemple: tapissier et tapissiere are 2 different jobs, not just the same job but for a girl or a boy) Other than those very few exemple (tbh I only know the one, since of my friend is une tapissier), the video's point is very great and well explained.

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Très bien expliqué monsieur

[@Deepthought-42]

A fun and mischievously sexist game to play between francophiles of different is to argue that that “nice” words are masculine whereas “not so nice” words are often feminine. E.g. Le soleil, La tempête etc. There are masses of exceptions and it can get quite lively after a glass or two of wine. It’s surprising how well they stick in your memory after despite the alcohol. Very sociable and far better than lists.

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[@AakarshAnand-iq5hv]

colours do have gender vert verte

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Exactement

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@@lucasbourriau2477 don't be sad,it's not harsh word ,am just encourage with your teaching

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[@gmicg]

All Latin languages have genders. So do Slavic ones.

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