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Is ville masculine ot feminine in French?

"Ville" in French is feminine.

Here's why:

* Gender in French: Nouns in French are assigned a gender (masculine or feminine). This gender often doesn't correspond to the English gender of the word.

* "Ville" as a feminine noun: The word "ville" is a feminine noun, meaning it takes feminine articles and adjectives.

Examples:

* La ville: The city (feminine article "la")

* Une grande ville: A big city (feminine adjective "grande")

* La ville est belle: The city is beautiful (feminine adjective "belle")

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