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substantives in french
1. Declension
masculin/feminin: in french a noun can be or masculine or feminine. there are some rules for this, but mostly, you need to learn them by heart.
here are the most common tricks to see if they are m or f:
nouns ending like this are mostly masc.
-age
-ment
-il, -ail, -eil, -ueil
-é (but not -té)
-eau and -ou
-ème, -ège
-i, -at, -et and -ot
-er
-oir
-isme
-ing
-ard
nouns ending like this are mostly fem.
-tion, -sion and -son
-ure
-ude, -ade
-ée
-té
-ière
Consonant followed by -ie
-euse
-ance, -ence
Most other endings consisting of Vowel + Consonant + e: -ine, -ise, -alle, -elle, -esse, -ette etc
pluriel: the plural is almost always formed by adding -s, but there are some exeptions, the most commons ones are
words ending in -s or -x stay the same
words ending in -al change to -aux (so, special -> speciaux BUT speciale -> speciales)
words ending in -eau, -au, and -eu get an -x (except for bleu -> bleus, pneu -> pneus and landau -> landaus)
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