Dangereux, dangereuse

 "Dangereux" and "dangereuse" are both French adjectives that mean "dangerous." The difference between them lies in their gender and number agreement with the noun they modify.

    "Dangereux" is the masculine singular form. It is used to describe masculine singular nouns, for example:
        "Cet animal est dangereux." (This animal is dangerous.)

    "Dangereuse" is the feminine singular form. It is used to describe feminine singular nouns, for example:
        "Cette situation est dangereuse." (This situation is dangerous.)

 

The pronunciation of "dangereux" and "dangereuse" in French is as follows:

    "Dangereux": [dɑ̃.ʒə.ʁø] - The "d" is pronounced like the "d" in "dog," the "an" sounds like the "an" in "can," the "ge" sounds like the "s" in "measure," and the "eux" sounds like the "eu" in "beurre."

    "Dangereuse": [dɑ̃.ʒə.ʁøz] - The pronunciation is similar to "dangereux," but with the addition of the "z" sound at the end for the feminine form.