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Can the French word "professeur" be both feminine and masculine? As in able to be used with both la and le, une and un. I think I heard somewhere that it could, but I …

Can the French word "professeur" be both feminine and masculine? As in able to be used with both la and le, une and un. I think I heard somewhere that it could, but I …
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Can the French word "professeur" be both feminine and masculine? As in able to be used with both la and le, une and un. I think I heard somewhere that it could, but I wanted to make sure.

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Hi Mqianyue,

We can say "le professeur" y "la professeur".
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