This can be confusing because in English, "crayon" is considered a neutral noun. But in French, it follows the grammatical rules of the language, and is classified as masculine.
So you would say "le crayon" (the crayon).
This can be confusing because in English, "crayon" is considered a neutral noun. But in French, it follows the grammatical rules of the language, and is classified as masculine.
So you would say "le crayon" (the crayon).