Does the word cat in french have a une in front of it or a un?

Answer 1

In French, the word "cat" is translated as "chat," which is masculine. As a result, the article "a" that goes before masculine singular nouns in French is "un." Therefore, in French, you would say "un chat" to mean "a cat."

Answer 2

Une and un are just a couple different ways to say "the" or "a"....Un is the masculine for of the word, and "une" is the feminine form.

Answer 3

a male cat, or any unspecified cat: le chat, un chat (masc.)

où est le chat ? (where's the cat?)

when asserting the cat as a female: la chatte, une chatte (fem.)