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un, une, des
un bureau
  an office
une banque
  a bank
des bureaux
 offices
des banques
 banks

un client
a customer (male)
des clients
une banque
a bank
banques

In French all nouns are either masculine or feminine; this is referred to as 'gender'. the masculine word for 'a' or 'an' is un, the feminine is une. Both become des in the plural.

As a very rough guide, there is a fair chance that a word ending in the written form with 'e' will be feminine,
eg: une banque.


Note that:
  • des refers to an undefined number in the plural and applies to both masculine and feminine.
    eg: des banquiers, des banques.

  • a few nouns designating people use the same form for men and women, eg: un, une propriétaire; un, une responsable du marketing; un, une comptable; un, une collègue; un, une analyste .
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