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Is title in french masculine or feminine?

The French word for "title" is "titre", which is masculine.

This can be a bit tricky, as the word "title" in English can be used for both people and things. In French, however, the masculine "titre" is used for both:

* Titles of books, movies, songs, etc.: Le titre du livre est "Le Petit Prince". (The title of the book is "The Little Prince")

* Titles of nobility: Le titre de duc (The title of Duke)

* Titles of jobs: Le titre du poste (The title of the position)

So, regardless of the context, "titre" is always masculine.

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