Most names for professions change if the person is masculine or feminine.
Learn about job titles in French
And also if referring to more than one person:
BUT
Masculine always wins in French!
Here are some more examples:
Voilà le président François et la présidente Angela.Here are the president François and the president Angela.
Exceptions:
Le professeur (ou le prof) s'appelle Eric.
La professeur (ou la prof) s'appelle Noémie.The teacher's name is Eric.
The teacher's name is Noémie.
La professeur (ou la prof) s'appelle Noémie.The teacher's name is Eric.
The teacher's name is Noémie.
Mon professeur Bruno et ma professeure Sarah sont gentils.My teacher Bruno and my teacher Sarah are nice.
-> Note that the Académie Française considers la professeure a neologism.
See also When not to use un/une while stating people's occupations or professions in French (Zero Article)
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Mon professeur Bruno et ma professeure Sarah sont gentils.My teacher Bruno and my teacher Sarah are nice.
Voilà le chanteur Charles Aznavour et la chanteuse Céline Dion.Here are the singer Charles Aznavour and the singer Céline Dion.
Voilà le président François et la présidente Angela.Here are the president François and the president Angela.
Le professeur (ou le prof) s'appelle Eric.
La professeur (ou la prof) s'appelle Noémie.The teacher's name is Eric.
The teacher's name is Noémie.
La professeur (ou la prof) s'appelle Noémie.The teacher's name is Eric.
The teacher's name is Noémie.
Daniel est le créateur et Isabelle est la créatrice aussi.Daniel is the creator and Isabelle is the creator too.
