Masculine and Feminine. In French all nouns have a gender, either masculine or feminine. The articles agree with the nouns they refer too, so they also have a gender. Except for animals and humans, most of the time, gender is arbitrary.A table is feminine (la table), whereas the sun is masculine (le soleil). 1  1.2  Articles:he articles agree with the nouns they refer too, so they also have a gender. Except for animals and humans, most of the time, gender is arbitrary. A table is feminine (la table), whereas the sun is masculine (le soleil). 1  1. 2  Articles:
In French, Ãªtre means: to be. Listen to Ãªtre: (If you have an HTML5 enabled browser, you can listen to the native audio below) This is a word that is used in the GamesForLanguage French Language Game in the following scenes: French 1, Level 2, Scene 1. French 1, Level 1, Scene 1. French 1, Level 3, Scene 6.
Ernest was adopted by the English from the Old French (Frankish)language. In Old High German, the vocabulary word âeornostâ meant serious business, battle to the deathâ.Today the English vocabulary word âearnestâ still means âserious, intense, soberâ.rnest was adopted by the English from the Old French (Frankish)language. In Old High German, the vocabulary word âeornostâ meant serious business, battle to the deathâ.