Yes, "banque" is a feminine noun in French. It means "bank," and it is used with feminine articles and adjectives, such as "la banque" (the bank) or "une banque" (a bank).
In French, the word "banque" is feminine. It is preceded by the article "la," as in "la banque." This means that any adjectives or agreements related to "banque" will also be in the feminine form.
"une banque" is a feminine noun in French.
'la banque' means the bank in French.
The French words "banque royale" mean royal bank when translated into English. The Tour de la Banque Royale (Royal Bank Tower) is a skyscraper in Montreal, Canada.
'une banque'
Banque is a feminine noun in French: la banque, une banque.
In French, the word "banque" is feminine. It is preceded by the article "la," as in "la banque." This means that any adjectives or agreements related to "banque" will also be in the feminine form.
"une banque" is a feminine noun in French.
'une banque' (feminine noun)
The Banque Royale.
Banque d'Hochelaga was created in 1874.
Banque d'Hochelaga ended in 1924.
Banque Zitouna was created in 2009.
Banque Bonhôte was created in 1815.
Banque Bonhôte's population is 70.
Banque Misr was created in 1920.
Banque Havilland was created in 2009.