Describing People

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Adjective that does not change in the feminine form.

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Feminine form is forte.

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Feminine form is âgée.

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Invariable for masculine and feminine in the singular.

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Use the verb 'porter' to describe facial hair.

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Feminine noun.

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Plural-only noun in this context.

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Ends in -e, so masculine and feminine are identical.

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Feminine form is souriante.

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Feminine form is impatiente.

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Invariable in the singular.

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Irregular feminine form: gentille.

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Opposite of sympathique.

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Feminine form is intelligente.

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Masculine noun.

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Can be both a noun and a verb.

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Used for height when speaking of people ('de taille moyenne').

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Usually used in the plural in French.

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Irregular plural of 'l'œil'.

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Often used specifically for hair color.

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Feminine form is rousse.

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Applies to both men and women, though rare in feminine.

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Feminine form is généreuse.

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Feminine form is paresseuse.

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Feminine form is bavarde.