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What is the feminine form of French in French?

There isn't a feminine form of "French" in French.

"French" (as in the language or the people) is already gender-neutral in French.

You would use the same word, "français", to refer to both a French man and a French woman.

However, if you are referring to something specifically related to women, you might use a word like "femme française" (French woman) or "culture française féminine" (feminine French culture).

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