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For the most part, memorizing which nouns are masculine and which are feminine will just take time and practice. However, there are patterns for word endings you can follow to help with guessing.

https://www.busuu.com/en/french/masculine-feminine

https://francais.lingolia.com/en/grammar/nouns-and-articles/gender

When learning a new noun, I suggest writing it down/putting it on a flashcard with the article un or une. This will help you solidify the gender with the word you’re learning.

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French Masculine or Feminine: Usage and Differences - Busuu

Gender plays a key role in the French language. In this article, we will look at French gender agreement, and when to use French masculine or feminine nouns.

*Le genre:* gender of French nouns

Unlike English, French nouns have a gender: they can be masculine or feminine. Nouns with le or un are masculine, and nouns with la or une are feminine. You should always learn nouns together with their articles to be sure of their gender. Learn all about the gender of nouns in French grammar with Lingolia, then test your knowledge in the free e...

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La (the) and une (a/an) are used for feminine nouns
Le (the) and un (a/an) are used for masculine nouns.

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And L' is used for all nouns that start with a vowel

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