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French. masculine, feminine, or both. ​
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French. masculine, feminine, or both. ​

French. masculine, feminine, or both. ​-example-1
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I don't understand what you're supposed to be doing here

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If ends in e, it's feminine. If it ends in o, it's masculine.

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I'm learning french right now.

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