Which Romance language uses the singular definite articles "le" and "la" (or "l'" before a vowel)?
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French
French is known for its strict grammatical gender, where every noun is either masculine or feminine. Interestingly, the word 'vagina' is masculine (le vagin) while the word 'masculinity' is feminine (la masculinité).
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- Which Romance language employs the singular definite articles "le", "la", and the elided form "l'"?