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Le

The

Masculine

Un

A

Masculine

La

The

Feminine

Une

A

Feminine

Fille

Girl

Garcon

Boy

Femme

Woman

Je

I

Suis

Am

Est

Are

Masculine

L'

The

Masculine

Es

Are

Feminine

Homme

Man

Pomme

Apple

Rouge

Red

Riche

Rich, wealthy

Orange

Orange

Orange

Orange

Il

He, it

Masculine

Mange

(I) eat, eat, (he, she, it) is eating

Enfant

Child

Tu

You

Manges

(you) are eating, eat, ate

Chat

Cat

Pronounced shah

Robe

Dress

A (ah)

Has

Calme

Calm, still, quiet,

Noir

Black, dark