le is masculine and la is feminine. Le garçon and La fille

Both translate to "the" and words in french can either be masculine (le) or feminine (la). It is something you will learn with repetition on which is which. A big helping point for me was learning that about 80% of Nouns that end with an "e" tend to be feminine. And then we just have to remember the other 20%!

I don't know

Masculine and feminine

Masculine and feminine

es is used with you (singular) as 'you are' (tu es), and est is used with il and elle (3rd person singular) as 'he/she/it is' (il/elle est). To sum up, 'es' is 'are', and 'est' is 'is'.

If the word starts with a vowel (or a vowel sound e.g l'homme sounds like l'omme) then you put an apostrophe. l'garcon is wrong because garcon doesn't apply.

You only use l' if the word after begins with a vowel

You only use " l' " when there is a vowel. G is a consonant, so you use le.

La = Feminine Le = Masculine L' = used when a word begins with a vowel

L'homme L'orange

i think its means horse