Hello,
I was wondering that the versatile word before le jeu de l'invité , should be d'. because the word invité if I am correct in French is masculine. Can you explain me the fact that in general invité-guest, which generally in my first point of view it looks like it should not have gender, as long as it represents unknown person, but when I was reading somewhere a French example it was used in the male gender?
I was wondering that the versatile word before le jeu de l'invité , should be d'. because the word invité if I am correct in French is masculine. Can you explain me the fact that in general invité-guest, which generally in my first point of view it looks like it should not have gender, as long as it represents unknown person, but when I was reading somewhere a French example it was used in the male gender?