"The boy has a tortoise."
Translation:Le garçon a une tortue.
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Is there ever a way to tell if a word is masculine or feminine? Or is it just a matter of memorization?
There aren't really any fool-proof rules that work for every word, but there are at least some patterns and hints that can help you guess the gender. See here
the said une is for girl and un is for boy and they just added une to a boy sentence . whos with me
But how do you know which words are female/feminine and which are male/masculine??
You can't know, I'm a Hebrew speaker and it's the same.. A refrigerator is male and a washing machine is female. Maybe there are some methods of knowing which groups were given which gender and why.. But I don't think it's in this app
the tortoise is the girl not the boy. each object like people have genders. the tortoise is the "une"
Because 'as' is used with 'tu' . For example, 'Tu as une chatte.' But with 'Il/elle/on', we use 'a', for example, "Il a un oiseau . De rien;)
What’s the difference between “le garçon” and l’garçon”? Someone plz tell me because of that mistake I got it wrong.