Is a 'gendarme' a French?

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Yes. It is the French term for "policeman."

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What is a gendarme in French?
A gendarme is a policeman or constable. A gendarmerie is a police station.
Is a gendarme a french shopkeeper?
No, a gendarme is a French policeman.
What is gendarmes in French?
Les gendarmes are the police.
Is a ' gendarme' a french shopkeeper or a doctor or a police?
A gendarme is a military man with the same power of a policeman.
What is French in French?
French is "français" (feminine: française; plurals: français/ françaises). Here the word français is an adjective, so use a lower-case f. A Frenchman is 'un français', a Frenchwoman is 'une...