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It says that in literary writings, you should prefer thefeminine since you are after all talking about “laville de Paris”, and since “la ville” isfeminine, the adjective is feminine. One vote for“Paris est belle”. However, L'Académiedoes note that the masculine is commonly used in spokenFrench to describe cities.
Similarly, you may ask, is France masculine or feminine in French?
France is la France in French,which classifies it as a feminine noun.
Similarly one may ask, is Nez masculine or feminine in French?
(le nez), la precedes a feminine noun (latête), l' is used before a noun starting with a vowel,whether masculine or feminine (l'épaule, l'orteil),and les is used for any plural noun, masculine or feminine(les épaules, les genoux).
Note that in French, countries, continents, regions andstates are either feminine, masculine or plural. Hereare the main rules: - Most places ending in 'e' arefeminine. This includes all the continents (Europe,Afrique, Amérique, Asie, Océanie,Antarctique).