What about an "it"? In Spanish, you have, for example, "eso" which is "this" and indeterminate (neutral), as in "Que es eso?" (What is this?).

>No neutral gender in french. Everything is either male or female. For example, in english, it doesn't mather what sex a dog is (a dog). In french, we do differenciate: une chienne (a female dog), un chien (a male dog).
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>>I hear that! We still have implied genders, though (ships are feminine, for example). As to French, which I don't know, there's no neuter gender for articles? In Spanish there is.