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Is lecture masculine or feminine in french?

In French, "lecture" is feminine.

This can be a bit tricky because it ends in "-ure", which often indicates a masculine noun. However, there are some exceptions, and "lecture" is one of them.

Here's how you can tell:

* Articles: The definite article used for "lecture" is "la" (the), which is the feminine singular article.

* Adjectives: Adjectives that modify "lecture" need to be in the feminine form.

For example:

* La lecture est intéressante. (The reading is interesting.)

* Une lecture agréable. (A pleasant reading.)

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