And for some reason it seems to be quite jarring for french native speakers if somebody uses the wrong gender. I have tried to learn french for like 10 years and I have received absolutely no feelings about either the right or wrong genders. Both of them always sound just as fine.
la baguette? le baguette? No difference. But that’s how it works of course.
And for some reason it seems to be quite jarring for french native speakers if somebody uses the wrong gender. I have tried to learn french for like 10 years and I have received absolutely no feelings about either the right or wrong genders. Both of them always sound just as fine.
la baguette? le baguette? No difference. But that’s how it works of course.