Howdy, iam Michael Navarro, I hope all goes well today.
Hey there! Are you wondering what the difference is between ce que masculine and ce que feminine? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Let me break it down for ya. Basically, ce que masculine is used when referring to a male noun or pronoun, while ce que feminine is used when referring to a female noun or pronoun. It’s as simple as that! So now you know - no more confusion!
Is Ce Que Masculine Or Feminine? [Solved]
Well, this here cet means “this” and these there cest mean “those”. Easy peasy!
Gender: Masculine and Feminine are two genders used in French grammar to distinguish between nouns, adjectives, and pronouns.
Nouns: Masculine nouns typically end in -eau, -ou, or -al while feminine nouns typically end in -tion or -té.
Adjectives: Masculine adjectives usually end in –eux or –al while feminine adjectives usually end in –elle or –ette.
Pronouns: The masculine pronoun is il and the feminine pronoun is elle when referring to people; it changes to ils and elles when referring to multiple people of both genders.
Ce que is a French phrase that means “what” and can be used for both masculine and feminine nouns. It’s a handy phrase to know when you’re trying to ask questions in French!
