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The feminine singular form of the indefinite article 'a' or 'an' in French, used before feminine nouns starting with a vowel or silent 'h'.
Elle a une idée.
She has an idea.
C'est une histoire intéressante.
It's an interesting story.
Used before feminine singular nouns in French, often replacing 'une' with 'une' when the noun starts with a vowel or silent 'h' to avoid hiatus.
Always use 'une' before feminine singular nouns in French, such as 'une table' (a table) or 'une voiture' (a car).
Remember that 'une' is the feminine singular form of the indefinite article, while 'un' is the masculine singular form.
Derived from Old French 'une', from Latin 'ūna', feminine singular of 'ūnus' (one).
In French, 'une' is used before feminine singular nouns, while 'un' is used before masculine singular nouns. It can also be used as a pronoun meaning 'one' or 'someone'.