Ah, isn't that a lovely question. In French, "Infirmier" means male nurse, and when referring to a female nurse, we simply add an "e" to make it "Infirmière." It's like adding a touch of color to a beautiful painting, giving it a unique and special flair. Just remember, each word has its own beauty, just like each nurse brings their own special touch to caring for others.
Infirmier is nurse in french (:
a nurse is "un infirmier" (masc.) or "une infirmière" (fem.)People looking for temporary positions are called "remplaçant" (masc.) or "remplaçante" (fem.)Traveling nurses (those in the profession who take on positions for short-term assignments) are called in French "un infirmier remplaçant / une infirmière remplaçante".
the female duck is called 'une cane' in French.
Feminine
copines means either girlfriend or female friend in French. A girl can speak about her copines, and they are female friends. If this is a guy talking, you have to deduce it from the context, attitude, etc...
Mon amie est infirmière.
"un infirmier" is a male nurse, "une infirmière" is a female nurse.
'un infirmier' (masc.) or 'une infirmière' (fem.) is a nurse in French.
Infirmier is nurse in french (:
Infirmier
Infirmier is a masculine word. The feminine is infirmière.
un infirmier - une infirmière
Infirmier is a masculine word. The feminine is infirmière.
a nurse is 'un infirmier / une infirmière' in French.une infirmière
Eh-feer-myay is a French pronunciation of 'infirmier'. The French word is a masculine noun whose definite article is 'le'*['the'], and whose indefinite article is 'un'['a, one']. It means '[male] nurse'.A female 'nurse' is 'infirmière'. It's a feminine noun whose definite article is 'la'*, and whose indefinite article is 'une'. It's pronounced 'eh-feer-myehr'.*The vowels 'e' of 'le' and 'a' of 'la' drop when their nouns begin with vowels. The temporary nature of the drop is indcated by an apostrophe: 'l'infirmier' and 'l'infirmière'.
infirmier is the word for nurse in french. If you wanted to say come here it would be "viens ici" (pronounced v-un e-c)
a nurse is "un infirmier" (masc.) or "une infirmière" (fem.)People looking for temporary positions are called "remplaçant" (masc.) or "remplaçante" (fem.)Traveling nurses (those in the profession who take on positions for short-term assignments) are called in French "un infirmier remplaçant / une infirmière remplaçante".