"It is French."

Translation: Il est français.

[Erik.Nelson]

Is there some reason that it can't be feminine?

[Sitesurf]

It can with the personal pronoun "elle": "elle est française".

It cannot if you have used "il" or "c'" to translate "it", since both are masculine.

[GervesonDe]

thanks for the advice or as i say in french "Merci pour le conseil'

[Sitesurf]

De rien... You're welcome.

[GervesonDe]

thanks for the advice.

[Sitesurf]

Reminder: you are not addressing anybody else than the other learners on this forum, and none of us can see which exercise you had to do, nor the answer you gave, nor the computer-checker's response.

[GervesonDe]

thanks for the advice.

[GervesonDe]

okay...as i said before"thanks for the advice"or french"Merci pour le conseil'

[Hector290697]

Hmm...I expected "C'est français".

[Sitesurf]

"it" can translate to "il", "elle" if the thing has been identified, or "c'" if it is a situation or concept.