Translations
Occupé
busy
Explain how to make a adjectives plural
add an s
Spell out elegant in French in the masculine form.
Élégant
This is the feminine form of the adjective French
française
I am shy.
sympathique
nice
To make masculine adjective feminine, you add this letter to the end.
Give an example.
e
Spell out charming in French. feminine
charmante
For adjectives ending in -ien, like italien or algérien, you must do this to make them feminine.
Make italien and algérien feminine
Add an "n" and add "e" (italienne, algérienne)
Madame Nakay's husband is Moroccan.
Il est marocain.
amusant
fun
This is the correct feminine plural form of the adjective poli.
Polies
Spell out busy in French. masculine plural
Occupés
This is the plural form of the masculine nationalities ending in "ais". Give an example.
Leave it as is.
anglais
japonais
Madame Nakay's children are French.
Ils sont français
japonais
Japanese
When an adjective describes a group of ten women and just one man, you must use this gender for the adjective.
Masculine
Spell out shy in French. masculine
Timide
If you are describing a group of women from the United States, you would use this feminine plural adjective of nationality
américaines
The teachers are optimistic.
Ils sont optimistes.
martiniquais
A person from Martnique
If an adjective like "pessimiste" already ends in an -e in the masculine form, you do this to make it feminine.
Nothing
Spell out reserved in French. feminine plural
Réservées
This is the feminine plural form of the adjective Senegalese
sénégalaises
The students are not polite.
Ils ne sont pas polis.