Animals & Pets

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Standard masculine noun for a male or generic cat.

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The 'ch' is pronounced like the English 'sh'.

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Uses l' because it starts with a vowel. Irregular plural ending in -x.

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Used for live fish. Fish as food is usually 'du poisson'.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Invariable noun; singular and plural spellings are identical.

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Irregular plural ending: -al changes to -aux.

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Feminine noun for farm animals.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Feminine noun; the male equivalent is 'le coq'.

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Regular feminine noun.

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The initial 'h' is aspirated in most contexts.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Irregular plural: -al changes to -aux.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Uses l' due to the mute h.

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Regular feminine noun.

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Invariable noun; the final 's' is silent in singular, pronounced in plural.

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The final 'p' in the singular is silent.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Regular feminine noun.

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The final 't' is silent.