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The word "zoo" is a neuter noun in English, meaning it does not have a gender classification like masculine or feminine. In languages with gendered nouns, such as Spanish or French, "zoo" may be classified differently; for example, in French, it is masculine ("le zoo"). However, in standard English usage, it is considered neutral.
beezoo is an approximation
"Zoo" is "zoo" in French, believe it or not!
Zoo, zèbre and zigzag are French words beginning by Z.
"zoo animals" is "animaux du zoo" or "animaux du parc zoologique" in French.
i checked on a English to French translator and it turns out that it is exactly the same, zoo!
dans mon zoo
"Bisous" is pronounced bee-zoo in French. The "ou" sound is similar to the "oo" in "zoo".
"The little Jesus" is an English equivalent of the French phrase le petit Jésus.Specifically, the masculine singular definite article leis "the". The masculine adjective petit means "little". The name Jésus means the same in English and French.The pronunciation will be "luh puh-tee zhey-zoo" in French.
zoo's
Nous allons au zoo.
zoo's