"He has a dog."

Translation: Il a un chien.

[chenzy92]

I don't get why the correct answer is "he has a (female) dog instead of a (male) dog..am I missing something??

[jonah20066]

It is "une chienne"(female) or "un chien"(male). For you can only choose the word: "une" in this case, you therefor múst choose also; "chienne"

[yazdan12]

Thanks. your advice was so good

[chenzy92]

I got it I got it! we had to tick both male and female options! we've got to pay attention to the details! :)

[maxinechurchman]

I thought a dog is always masculine regardless of the actual gender of the dog. Is a female horse une chevalle or a female cat une chat etc.?

[Erin.s.c503]

I'm not sure about horse but a female cat is 'une chatte'

[gossipgirlxoxo8]

i said female and got it wrong this is unfair

[unexceptional]

Both male and female translations are correct. Perhaps you mismatched the gender? 'un chien' and 'une chienne' are both OK, but 'un chienne' or 'une chien' are incorrect due to a gender mismatch. You can pick either gender, so long as you translate it correctly.

[iyyume]

"un" goes with chien, which is the male version of dog.
"une" goes with chienne, which is the feminine version.

[NikolasSur]

why une?

[Davecas46]

I get confused between "il a un" and "ils y a un" dont know whether its just the pronunciation or me

[EliPoppy]

this is mest up

[Mr.Wolfie.]

❤❤❤❤ this

[why-s0-sweaty0.0]

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