๐ French nouns have gender, with masculine nouns and feminine nouns, derived from Latin.
๐ The gender of a French noun can often be determined by its ending, such as nouns ending in 'e' typically being feminine.
๐ฃ๏ธ Other romance languages also have gendered nouns based on their Latin origins.
โ Most nouns ending in letters other than 'e' are masculine, such as 'le croissant' and 'le mec'.
โ There are exceptions, like 'le fromage', which is masculine despite ending in 'e'.
โ๏ธ Some nouns, like 'voix', are feminine even though they don't end in 'e'.
๐ The video discusses how to determine whether a noun in French is masculine or feminine based on its endings.
๐งโ๐ซ Masculine nouns in French can have endings like '-age', '-ment', '-eau', and '-oir', while feminine nouns can have endings like '-tion/sion', '-tรฉ', and '-euse'.
๐ก It's important to remember the gender of nouns in French.
๐ค The gender of a noun in French can affect other parts of a sentence, such as adjectives.
๐๐ช Masculine nouns in French do not change, while feminine nouns often have an additional 'e' at the end.
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