In French, a word is said to be invariable when it doesn't accept any declension.

Maybe the word declension I used above is a little too elusive for you. No problem. Let me try something else.

An invariable word is a one which doesn't change in form, whether you use it in the feminine form or plural form.

For example, a word like marron (brown) is invariable.

• un sac marron a brown bag (masculine form)
• une chemise marron a brown shirt (feminine form)
• des sacs marron brown bags (plural form)

Remember that by nature, all prepositions and adverbs are invariable.

Next

Next

Here are a few invariable words in French:

chic (cool) --> Elle est chic [she is cool]

orange (orange) --> des chemises orange [orange shirts]

vite (fast) --> ils courent vite [they run fast]

Next