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The French alphabet has 26 letters, just like English. However, one key difference is the pronunciation of certain letters, such as the "r", which is pronounced from the back of the throat in French, unlike the softer English "r".
In French, nouns are either masculine or feminine. Some general rules can help: nouns ending in -e are typically feminine (e.g., une table - a table), while nouns ending in -age, -ment, or -eau are usually masculine (e.g., un livre - a book).