French help!?!
French help!?
Does a noun change from la to le if your subject is from femine to masciline?
How would you say
Her father is a dentist would it be... Son pere est le dentist or la dentiste?
and her mother is a teacher
Sa mere est la professeur?
Thanks a bunch! Additional Details
1 day ago
Im sorry I swear I put it into languages!
Answers: 1 day ago
Im sorry I swear I put it into languages! Bonjour,
Her father is a dentist in french would be: Son père est un dentiste." Dentiste" is always spelled the same way.
Her mother is a teacher: Sa mère est un professeur.
In the "professeur" case, professeur is a masculin noun used for a women or a man and the way to spell it remains the same.
There are a lot of exceptions in the french language exemple: a lawyer for a man is : avocat and for a women avocate...
not simple !!!!
If you need more help, do not hesitate to ask me !!! Whoah. Wrong category. We eat french here. If the person u r talkin bout is a boy or girl the noun changes. For example it would be " un dentist" because u r talkin bout a guy. ...then add one cup of whole milk, stir over medium high heat until it comes to a boil, then turn it off and add 1/2 cup of butter until the butter melts...OOPS!!
Wrong answer. Hopefully someone French will give you a really correct answer - I'm not sure you would use the definite article - I think you'd just say 'son pere est dentiste' or 'sa mere est professeur'.
Bonne chance!