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What is the masculine form of trendy in french?

There isn't a specific masculine form of "trendy" in French.

"Trendy" is an adjective that doesn't change based on gender in French.

You would use "tendance" (which means "trend") to describe something trendy, and it's not gendered either.

For example:

* "C'est une veste très tendance." (It's a very trendy jacket.)

* "Ce restaurant est très tendance." (This restaurant is very trendy.)

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