Banals/Banaux
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Chris
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2/02/18
No, the masculine plural form of "banal" is "banals".
.....except in the very rare case when the adjective "banal" us used in its other meaning: feudal (as in the "feudal system"). In that case the plural masculin is "banaux": "les moulins banaux" = the feudal mills where peasants could mill their grain paying a fraction of it to the lord of the land.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
.....except in the very rare case when the adjective "banal" us used in its other meaning: feudal (as in the "feudal system"). In that case the plural masculin is "banaux": "les moulins banaux" = the feudal mills where peasants could mill their grain paying a fraction of it to the lord of the land.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
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engenious
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2 February 2018
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Banals/Banaux
Is this pair also interchangeable? This test question suggest otherwise: Which one of these plural forms is wrong? : géniaux, banaux, généraux, totaux
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Forming the plural of adjectives ending in -al (exceptions) -