The characteristics and charm of French

I think the characteristics of French, compared to Chinese, are:

1. The yin and masculine and singular and plural forms of nouns are different from Chinese. Most French nouns have yin and yang. They are divided into genders, and the yin and masculine nouns must be matched with the corresponding articles. There are also singular, plural, and uncountable nouns, which are the same as English, but there is no such distinction in Chinese.

2. The yin and masculine and singular and plural forms of adjectives are not only different from Chinese, but also different from English, because English does not have such expressions.

3. Verb conjugation, this is the most troublesome for French learners. Each word changes with tense and person.

4. What’s even more amazing is that French also has the adverbs y. and en, which are used to replace a certain sentence or thing mentioned above.

I think the most important thing about the charm of French is to learn to coordinate. When writing a sentence, you must match the verbs, nouns and adjectives. If the coordination is not correct, it is easy to make mistakes. A joke.

There are also some special French characters è, é, ê, ù, ?, ?, à. Once these words are added to some words, they will instantly feel taller, more elegant, and more temperamental. Instantly improved.