Not only does the French language have masculine and feminine articles, but the same noun can sometimes be used with both articles, each with distinct meanings. Here are a few examples:
Categories: Grammar
Les couleurs de l’automne
Enjoy the vibrant colors of autumn and be mindful not to make mistakes when agreeing color adjectives: The colors ‘orange’ and ‘marron’ are invariable adjectives because they represent concrete elements: an orange and a chestnut.