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What is masculine and feminine in french?

In French, the terms for "masculine" and "feminine" are:

* Masculine: masculin

* Feminine: féminin

These words are used to describe the grammatical gender of nouns, adjectives, and articles in the French language.

Here are some examples:

* Le chien (masculine) - The dog

* La chatte (feminine) - The cat

* Un livre (masculine) - A book

* Une pomme (feminine) - An apple

It's important to note that French grammar often follows different rules for gender than English. For example, while "table" is feminine in French (la table), it's neutral in English.

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