Is France a proper adjective

Answer 1

the same adjective can apply to several nouns at once, just as in English.

les tulipes, les dahlias, les roses étaient rouges = the tulips, the dahlias, the roses were red.

les rues, les maisons et le château étaient anciens : the streets, the houses and the castle were old. (nbote that when you have both feminine and masculine nouns, the adjective will take the masculine form)

Answer 2

no it is not describing something if it was english or spanish or other lang. etc than yes but just lang in general no

Answer 3

France is a proper noun. French is a proper adjective.

Answer 4

No. France is a proper noun; français and française are adjectives (and also nouns)
The word France is a noun, the name of a place. The adjective form is French.

Answer 5

French is either an adjective or a noun. The same goes in French for the word "français".

Answer 6

French is the adjective.

Answer 7

yes france is a proper adjective.