In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some endings are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French feminine nouns ending in SION. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some endings are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French feminine nouns ending in TÉ – TIÉ. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some endings are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French feminine nouns ending in TION. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some endings are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French feminine nouns ending in URE. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some words are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at weights and metrics in French. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some words are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at distances in French. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some words are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at English words used in French. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some words are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French masculine languages. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some words are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French masculine countries. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.

In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. While it’s always better to study French vocabulary with the right gender, some endings are specific to masculine or feminine, with a couple of exceptions. In this article, we are looking at French masculine nouns ending in EU. Don’t forget to use the audio to get the pronunciation right and to download your free PDF at the bottom of the page.