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How do you know when to use feminine and masculine when speaking french?
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â 15y ago
There is no golden rule - you just have to learn all the words and memorise the gender. But, by and large, nouns which end in an -e are feminine and which don't are masculine eg une heure, un jour, une semaine, un mois, un an, une annee
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