Is the french word vetements feminine or masculine?
Masculine. When using vêtement to refer to clothes, it should be plural: des vêtements. Le vêtement refers to a piece of clothing.
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Masculine. (see link)
Because French comes (mainly) from Latin. (In Latin there's neuter as well!)
There is no word in French for the neuter pronoun "it" because French grammar knows only masculine and feminine gender. Use the masculine or feminine pronoun, il or elle, …respectively, depending upon the gender of the antecedent. Where the gender of the antecedent is not specified, use the masculine form il . Neither. Only the nouns - and their related adjectives - are masculine and feminine in French.
"Damage" translates to "les dommages" which would be masculine.
It is the same concept as in English. Such as He or She or even names... Example: if you hear the name Robert you immidiatly understand the aforesaid Robert is a boy.
You mean what are they...... for one guy you say Il for one girl you say Elle for a group for girls you say Elles for a group of girls with only one or more guys i…n it you would say Ils for just a group of guys you would say Ils For a group of guys with one girl you would still say Ils
'la mer' is a feminine noun.
Le cinema is a masculine noun.
much is translated 'beaucoup' in French. Beaucoup is an adverb and has no gender - it is neither masculine nor feminine.
One example would be vase. "Un vase" is a vase, used for holding flowers. "La vase" is the fine mud found at the bottom of rivers. This is unusual because the change of ge…nder completely alters the meaning. The word "eleve" can be masculine or feminine according to the gender of the student concerned, but it is always a student.
Du is a contraction of 'de le', meaning 'of the'; it is used with masculine nouns. There is a noun du, meaning that which is owed. It is also masculine.
Vetements means clothes in English
masculine : un vetement, le vetement
you put le or du in front of masculine words, and you put la or de la in front of feminine words