[ SECRET POST #2866 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2866 ⌋

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[Strictly Come Dancing, linked for nudity]


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10. [ SPOILERS for Transformers: More than Meets the Eye ]



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11. [ WARNING for child sexual abuse ]



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12. [ WARNING for rape, gore, etc]

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Comments

Re: Language learning rants

[th0rns_n_r0ses]

From what I've read, la chatte is pretty much exclusively used to mean pussy. If you have a female cat, you say le chat and then mention that it's female.

Re: Language learning rants

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Wouldn't le chat imply female (as opposed to the person above you saying un chat for male) or does that refer to something else?

Re: Language learning rants

[(Anonymous)]

le is only used for masculine nouns while la is used for feminine. For plural it's les.

Re: Language learning rants

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Ah, ok. I was thinking le was feminine for some reason.

Re: Language learning rants

[th0rns_n_r0ses]

Le is the French word for "the" in front of a masculine object/noun.

Un is the French word for "a" or "one" in front of a masculine object/noun.

The feminine equivalents are "la" and "une"

So le chat = the cat, while un chat = a cat