Masculine (Le):
* Le chien: dog
* L'œuf: egg (pronounced "loof")
* La glace: ice (pronounced "la glass")
* Le bijou: jewelry (pronounced "le bi-zhoo")
* La nuit: night
* La pieuvre: octopus (pronounced "pee-uhr")
* Le téléphone: phone
* Le roi: king
* Le redressement: righting
* L'arbre: tree (pronounced "larb")
* La licorne: unicorn (pronounced "lee-korn")
* Le virtuel: virtual (pronounced "le veer-too-el")
* La radiographie: x-ray (pronounced "ra-dee-o-gra-fee")
* Le jaune: yellow (pronounced "le zhohn")
* Le zèbre: zebra
Feminine (La):
* La reine: queen
Note:
* Some words, like "glace" and "licorne", have a feminine gender in French but their English counterparts are neuter.
* "L'arbre" is an example of a word that starts with a vowel and takes a silent "l" in front of it.
* "Le redressement" is masculine even though it's made up of two words, "redresser" (to right) and "ment" (ment).
* Remember that some nouns are masculine in the singular and feminine in the plural.