Giving in numbers is already one thing, but giving in gender is another story! The language of Molière is full of surprises with its complex gender system, but don't worry, there are rules to guide you.
In French, words ending in "ment", "teur", "age", "and", "ier", "al", "isme", "age", "al", "and" and "ier" are masculine, such as "medicine", "liar", "wash", "fillet", "boulanger", "national", "capitalism", "amical"... But be careful, do not confuse them with their female comrades! The words ending in "ance", "ette", "té", "ude", "ence", "ation" and "ade" are feminine, such as "beauty", "latency", "confidence", "ballad", "laziness", "girl", "dancer", "solitude"... But behind these rules, there are also many exceptions.
So, sometimes we get some words wrong, trapped in uncertainty. But rest assured, there is a fun way to unmask our mistakes and make our knowledge shine: test ourselves!
Male or female? It's up to you!
Orbit, highway, mascarpone... We have selected 20 names of the French language that are confusing! Will you manage to do a flawless?
So how many correct answers did you get? Invite your loved ones to participate in this quiz to compete with them.
