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Tags: French_A1_Articles_and_Nouns

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: Tu as ____ bureau ?
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: Do you have a desk?
[Back] Answer Sentence: Tu as un bureau ?
Explanation: Indefinite Article Table
Gender​ | Indefinite Articles​
​masculine | ​un
feminine | ​une
How to say A and An in French
In English there are just two indefinite article: a and an.
This is used for all of the nouns as English is not a gendered language.
a museum
a car
In French this is not the case. French is a gendered language.
French has two genders:
1. Masculine
2. Feminine
Masculine nouns use the French indefinite article un
un musée
a museum
Please not that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) museum, you would also use this phrase.
Feminine nouns use the French indefinite article une
une voiture
a car
Please note that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) car, you would also use this phrase.
1. Masculine nouns use un
2. Feminine nouns use une
Source: https://languageatlas.com/french-a1/how-to-say-a-and-an-in-french
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin
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Answer of Blank Area: un

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: Avez-vous ____ musée préféré?
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: Do you have a favourite museum?
[Back] Answer Sentence: Avez-vous un musée préféré?
Explanation: Indefinite Article Table
Gender​ | Indefinite Articles​
​masculine | ​un
feminine | ​une
How to say A and An in French
In English there are just two indefinite article: a and an.
This is used for all of the nouns as English is not a gendered language.
a museum
a car
In French this is not the case. French is a gendered language.
French has two genders:
1. Masculine
2. Feminine
Masculine nouns use the French indefinite article un
un musée
a museum
Please not that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) museum, you would also use this phrase.
Feminine nouns use the French indefinite article une
une voiture
a car
Please note that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) car, you would also use this phrase.
1. Masculine nouns use un
2. Feminine nouns use une
Source: https://languageatlas.com/french-a1/how-to-say-a-and-an-in-french
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin
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Answer of Blank Area: un

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: Je voudrais ____ voiture pour mon anniversaire.
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: I would like a car for my birthday.
[Back] Answer Sentence: Je voudrais une voiture pour mon anniversaire.
Explanation: Indefinite Article Table
Gender​ | Indefinite Articles​
​masculine | ​un
feminine | ​une
How to say A and An in French
In English there are just two indefinite article: a and an.
This is used for all of the nouns as English is not a gendered language.
a museum
a car
In French this is not the case. French is a gendered language.
French has two genders:
1. Masculine
2. Feminine
Masculine nouns use the French indefinite article un
un musée
a museum
Please not that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) museum, you would also use this phrase.
Feminine nouns use the French indefinite article une
une voiture
a car
Please note that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) car, you would also use this phrase.
1. Masculine nouns use un
2. Feminine nouns use une
Source: https://languageatlas.com/french-a1/how-to-say-a-and-an-in-french
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin
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Answer of Blank Area: une

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: Vous avez ____ montre ?
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: Do you have a watch?
[Back] Answer Sentence: Vous avez une montre ?
Explanation: Indefinite Article Table
Gender​ | Indefinite Articles​
​masculine | ​un
feminine | ​une
How to say A and An in French
In English there are just two indefinite article: a and an.
This is used for all of the nouns as English is not a gendered language.
a museum
a car
In French this is not the case. French is a gendered language.
French has two genders:
1. Masculine
2. Feminine
Masculine nouns use the French indefinite article un
un musée
a museum
Please not that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) museum, you would also use this phrase.
Feminine nouns use the French indefinite article une
une voiture
a car
Please note that if you wanted to say that there was just one (1) car, you would also use this phrase.
1. Masculine nouns use un
2. Feminine nouns use une
Source: https://languageatlas.com/french-a1/how-to-say-a-and-an-in-french
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin
Other fields (not shown on cards):
Answer of Blank Area: une