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Is the word disques masculine or feminine in french?
The word "disques" is
masculine
in French.
It's the plural form of "disque", which is also masculine.
Is croissant in french masculine or feminine?
Do you add an if a word is feminine?
Morphology
What is the English pronunciation of champs elysee?
What part of speech is the sentence ladies are fond eating?
What is the prefix and siffix of mysterious?
When listening to a speaker which four styles of is not defined?
What is una camiseta y zapatos?
What is the homophone for bolder and boulder?
How do you say the name Eric in french?
How do you say rosie in polish?
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